Phil Ochs - I aint marching anymore

^Goh i marc^Ched t^Do the battle of new orleans at th^Ge end of ^Cthe e^Darly british war a you^Gng land st^Amarted ^Fgrowing, ^Ema young blood started flowing but ^Ci ain't a^Am march^Ding anymore

for i ^Gkilled m^Cy sha^Dre of indians in a thousand different fights i was ^Gthere at^C the litt^Dle big horn i heard ^Gmany^Am men lyin^Fg i s^Emaw many more dying and ^Ci ain't a^Am march^Ding anymore

it's ^Calways the old who ^Glead us to the war it's ^Calways the ^Emyoung ^Awho fall ^Clook at all we^G've wo^Dn with t^Emhe sabre and the gun ^Ctell me, was it ^Amworth it ^Dall'

for i ^Gstole cali^Cfornia from the ^Dmexican lands and i ^Gfought in the ^Cbloody civil ^Dwar. yes i ^Geven killed my ^Ambrothers and ^Fso many ^Emothers so i^C ain't a ^Ammarchi^Dng anymore

for i ^Gmarched to the ^Cbattles of the ^Dgerman trench in a ^Gwar that was ^Cbound to end all ^Dwars and i ^Gmust have killed a ^Ammillion men and ^Fnow they want me ^Emback again but ^Ci ain't a^Am march^Ding anymore.

for i ^Gflew the final ^Cmission in the ^Djapanese skies and i ^Gset off the ^Cmighty mushroom ^Droar when i ^Gsaw their cities ^Amburning, i ^Cknew that i was ^Dlearning that^C i ain't ^Ama marc^Dhing anymore

now the ^Glabour leader's ^Cscreaming when they ^Dclose the missile plants un^Gited fruit screams ^Cat the cuban ^Dshore call it ^Gpeace or call it ^Amtreason, call it ^Flove or call it ^Emreason. but ^Ci ain't a^Am march^Ding anymore.