Blue And Grey-David Munyon

[ti:Blue And Grey] [ar:David Munyon] [al:More Songs For Planet Earth] [by:] [offset:0] [00:00.00]Blue And Grey - David Munyon [00:40.64]In the rain you can't tell a distance [00:46.33] [00:47.33]It might be a friend or a foe [00:52.91] [00:54.23]Johnny Reb go ahead make your decision [00:59.59] [01:00.66]Union Jacks old feet are gettin' cold [01:06.25] [01:10.68]Leaving home leaving Gail and the children [01:16.21] [01:17.40]Robert Sloan all alone standing guard [01:22.88] [01:24.01]Patriot of the southern tradition [01:29.61] [01:30.67]We have a right to farm the way we want [01:36.40] [01:40.77]Toy soldiers with faces of little children [01:46.26] [01:47.37]Too confused too tired to complain [01:52.85] [01:54.09]Time to march hope old Sarge knows [01:57.40]Where he's goin' [01:59.50] [02:00.64]Follow blind follow the Blue and the Grey [02:06.25] [02:10.69]Destiny plays a game of redemption [02:16.35] [02:17.54]Like a wheel of a Casson in the mud [02:23.03] [02:24.28]Halbert Blake still in a daze from November [02:29.90] [02:31.02]After shooting his first rebel thug [02:36.55] [02:41.06]Let it go go ahead let it go now [02:46.55] [02:47.93]You can cry no ones looking go ahead [02:53.48] [02:54.60]You've still got one good leg to stand on [03:00.24] [03:01.37]You're going home Bob Thatcher tells his friend [03:06.83] [03:11.46]Toy soldiers with faces of little children [03:16.98] [03:18.10]Too confused too tired to complain [03:23.77] [03:24.95]Time to march hope old Sarge knows [03:28.41]Where he's goin' [03:30.59] [03:31.65]Follow blind follow the Blue and the Grey [03:37.25] [04:11.66]Underneath a musky tent Kneels a general [04:17.27] [04:18.52]Praying loudly for deliverance for his men [04:24.07] [04:25.20]He could be on either side of this conflict [04:30.83] [04:31.95]He just wishes he wasn't fighting his old friends [04:37.57] [04:42.19]Crumpled letters in a field coat from aunt Lettie [04:47.79] [04:49.10]Are you practicing your music like you said [04:54.56] [04:55.68]I guess soldiers don't have much free time [05:01.90] [05:02.71]It doesn't matter the reader's already dead [05:08.16] [05:09.29]Toy soldiers with faces of little children [05:15.00] [05:16.06]Too confused too tired to complain [05:21.80] [05:22.92]Time to march hope old Sarge knows [05:26.36]Where he's goin' [05:28.55] [05:29.79]Follow blind follow the Blue and the Grey [05:35.35] [06:09.95]The afternoon is the worst for a warrior [06:15.96] [06:16.89]Muskets rest and the cook test his art [06:22.52] [06:23.71]Once a slave in the beginning of this madness [06:29.31] [06:30.48]Now a free-man pushing wounded in a cart [06:35.77] [06:40.58]Fourteen years voluteer old as a mountain [06:46.14] [06:47.33]Send the young one he's a good shot yes indeed [06:52.96] [06:54.20]There's a sniper in the house by the river [06:59.66] [07:00.85]One less Yankee is all the South needs [07:06.64] [07:11.07]Toy soldiers with faces of little children [07:16.61] [07:17.74]Too confused too tired to complain [07:23.58] [07:24.65]Time to march hope old Sarge knows [07:28.15]Where he's goin' [07:30.25] [07:31.43]Follow blind follow the Blue and the Grey