Jimmy Driftwood – Soldiers Joy chords

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As far as I can tell there is no C in the first verse 
of the chorus, as bad as I want to put one in there.

The intro and GDGG at the end of the chorus is my best
guess on how to follow the mandolin (turn-around?) part.

If this is wrong, please help me fix it!
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Soldier's Joy
By Jimmy Driftwood

*** Repeat the chorus after every verse. ***

INTO: 

G D G G


VERSE 1:

G                              CSome continental soldiers on a bivouac

G                            DWere playing stud poker in a mountain shack

G                         CBut every vigilante threw down his hand, when the

D                           GCaptain of the guard gave a sharp command, oh


CHORUS: 

G                              Jimmy get your fiddle out and rosin up the bow

G                         DJohnny tune your banjo up we're gonna have a show

G                            CBilly pass the jug around to Corporal McCoy

D                              G             G D G GWe're gonna have a tune called Soldier's Joy


VERSE 2:

G                       CThe girls in Boston are dancin' tonight

G                            DThe gall-derned Redcoats are holding them tight

G                         CWhen we get there we will show them how

D                         Gbut that ain't a doin' us no good now, so


VERSE 3:

G                  CThere goes General Washington

G                       DHe's got his horse in a sweeping run

G                         CThe barefooted boys are a beggin' to fight, and

D                              Gwe're gonna cross the Delaware River tonight, so


VERSE 4:

G                   COld Burgoyne in the wilderness

G                  DGot his army in an awful mess

G                          CThe farmers got mad at the British and Huns, and

D                            Gcaptured ten thousand of the son of a guns, so


VERSE 5:

G                     CJohn Paul Jones in an old tin can

G                        DScoured the ocean like a fightin' man

G                             CThe British said Paul are you ready to strike

D                      Gand Paul said I'm just beginnin' to fight, so


VERSE 6:

G                      CGeneral Washington and Rochanbeau

G                          DDrinkin' their wine in the campfire's glow

G                     CBig Dan Morgan came a gallopin' in, and said

D                        GWe got Cornwallis in the old Cowpens, so


VERSE 7:

G                      CWake up buddy have you heard the news

G                        DGrandma Britain's got an awful bruise

G                      CThe Redcoats cried and cursed Yorktown, while the

D                              Gband played The World's Turned Upside Down, so


VERSE 8:

G                       CA homemade fiddle and a mandolin

G                  DAn old banjo and a tambourine

G                        CA big dumb bully for the drummer boy

D                           GEverybody loves to hear the Soldier's Joy, so


ENDING:

D                        GGonna have a tune called Soldier's Joy