War After The War

A D So long, so long A D So long, so long A What about the war after the war? D What about the war after the war? A I don't wanna sing about it anymore D A But who cares for them all when they get home? A What about the war after the war? D What about the war after the war? A Does anybody even care anymore? D A But who cares for them all when they get home? Bm D A E Born in North Carolina, first born out of nine. Bm A Played little league ball, boy scouts, loved rock and roll. Bm D A E Played soldiers with the boys, spun bottles with the girls. Bm D E His world shook up on that September morn. A What about the war after the war? D What about the war after the war? A I don't wanna sing about it anymore D A But who cares for them all when they get home? A What about the war after the war? D What about the war after the war? A Does anybody even care anymore? D A But who cares for them all when they get home? Bm D A E He joined as a soldier to go out and save the world. Bm D A Had roadside bombs blow right up in his face. Bm D A E Seeing dead ones and remains, getting shot at once again Bm A E For an injured women or child he couldn't help.This is hell. Bm D A E November 15th he gets home, feeling guilty desperate and alone. Bm D A His family they do not understand. Bm D Angry drinking, sleeping on. A E Wondering what the hell have we really won? Bm D E Why did I get to survive while others died? A What about the war after the war? D What about the war after the war? A I don't wanna sing about it anymore D A But who cares for them all when they get home? A What about the war after the war? D What about the war after the war? A Does anybody even care anymore? D A But who cares for them all when they get home? D A D A Coming home but it ain't home. D A D A Coming home but it ain't home. D A D A Coming home from the zone. D A D A Coming home I feel alone.