Jack Mcgee

G# C# G# G# D#7 Jack mcGee, oh won’t you tell me when you’re coming home A#m Oh cause your mother won’t stop crying Fm D#7 And your fathers been so quiet since you went away to war G# D#7 Jack mcGee, oh promise me you’ll run as fast as you can A#m Mmm when the bullets tart to fly Fm D#7 And the young men start to die in the trenches out in France C# A#7 C# Jacky come back home, Jacky come back home D#7 Nevermind your country, you’ve only got one soul G# D#7 Jack mcGee, do you remember where we went to Sunday school A#m Now that’s where they take the injured men Fm D#7 Or at least what’s left of them when they get home G# D#7 Jack mcGee, I think you’d recognise the look that’s in their eyes A#m Its like there’s nothing left to se Fm D#7 And the worlds been torn to pieces and its far beyond repair C# A#7 C# Jacky come back home, Jacky come back home D#7 Nevermind your country, you’ve only got one soul G# D#7 Jack mcGee, you know it frightens me to see how much you’ve changed A#m Since you’ve arrived back on the farm Fm D#7 With both your legs, but not your arms though you do the best you can G# D#7 Jack mcGee, sometimes I see you staring deep deep into space A#m Looking at things that I cannot see Fm D#7 And although I do not envy you, I wish you could return to who you once were C# A#7 C# D#7 Jacky come back home, Jacky come back home oh oh oh C# A#7 C# D#7 Jacky come back home, Jacky come back home oh oh oh C# A#7 C# Jacky come back home, Jacky come back home C# D#7 G# Your still out in the trenches, searching for your soul