Stage Dolls: Ammunition

Intro: Absus4  Ab  F#sus4   F#
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It was early in the mornin', way back when I was five
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somebody's knockin' on our front door
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one chilly winter's night
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my father put his jeans on, and opened up the door
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they were all dressed in uniforms
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he was up against the wall

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my mother took us to the kitchen, my brother and me
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she said listen boys your father's gone
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there was someone he had to see
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as she cried her tears in silence, the sun began to rise
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oh those moments I recall so well
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written down forever in my mind

Ebsus4
Boy when you're all alone
C#sus4
holdin' back when you wanna go
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take a stand 'cause it's not over now
Ebsus4
ooh kid keep your head up high
C#sus4
dry your eyes and touch the sky
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take a stand 'cause it's not over now
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Ammunition

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There was a black car on the pavement
loud voices in the night
as they dragged him to the waitin' car
he's puttin' up a fight

now the streets were black and empty
bedroom windows cold and damp
I held my arms 'round my brother
'cause he didn't understand

the car moved from the driveway,
and went into the night
leavin' two kids by the window
holdin' each other tight

Boy when you're all alone
holdin' back when you wanna go
take a stand 'cause it's not over now
ooh kid keep your head up high
dry your eyes and touch the sky
take a stand 'cause it's not over now
Ammunition

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