This Is the Army,Mr Jones Chords by Vera Lynn
Tempo:
120.4 bpm
Chords used:
G
C
D
Am
Em
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
[Gm] [B] [Dm]
[Am] [F] [Gb] [Gm] [B] [F]
[Gm] This [C] is the Army, Mr.
Jones, no private rooms on telephone.
[B] [Am] You [Bb] had your [Dm] breakfast in [Am] [D] Debbie Hall, [G] but you won't have it there [C] anymore.
This is the Army, Mr.
Green, we like the barracks nice [B] and [A] clean.
[G] [C] You had [Bb] a house made [Am] to [Fm] clean your floor, [G] but she won't help you out [C] anymore.
[F] You want the buglers [Am] to [C] land, [F] they're in the Army and [D] not in [G] our band.
This [C] is the Army, Mr.
Brown, you and your baby went to town.
[G] She [Bb] had you worried, but [A] this [D] has gone and [C] she won't [G] worry you [Gb] anymore.
[C] [F]
[B] [G] [C] I left [D] my heart at [G] the stage door [C]
canteen.
I left [Dm] it there [D] [C] with a [G] girl named [Em] Eileen.
[Gm] I [C]
[Dm] [B] kept her serving [Em] donuts [Am] till [Dm] [G] all she had [Em] were [C] gone.
[B] I sat [E] there [Am] dunking [D] donuts [G] till she caught on.
[D] I must go back to the [G] Army [C] routine.
[Am] And [Dm] every doughboy [G] knows what that [Em] will [Am]
mean.
[E] A sardar boy [A] without a heart [Dm] has two strikes on him [D] from the [Fm] start.
[C] And my [Eb] heart's at [Dm] the stage [G] door [C] canteen.
[Em] [Am] It's
[D] [Gbm]
[G] a lovely [E] [D] day [Em]
[D] tomorrow.
[G]
Tomorrow [D] is a [Cm] lovely [E] day.
[Am] [Gb] [G] Come and feast [C] your [G] tears [Am] in the
[D] eyes
[G] on [Em]
tomorrow's [Am] clear [G] [A] blue
[D] skies.
[G] If today [C] your [G] heart [Em] is [C]
weary,
[G] if every little [Bm] thing [Cm] looks [Ab] gray,
[Am]
just [C] forget [E] your
[G] [Cm]
day.
[G] Tomorrow [Em] is [Am] a [D] lovely [G] [D] day.
[G]
[Am] [F] [Gb] [Gm] [B] [F]
[Gm] This [C] is the Army, Mr.
Jones, no private rooms on telephone.
[B] [Am] You [Bb] had your [Dm] breakfast in [Am] [D] Debbie Hall, [G] but you won't have it there [C] anymore.
This is the Army, Mr.
Green, we like the barracks nice [B] and [A] clean.
[G] [C] You had [Bb] a house made [Am] to [Fm] clean your floor, [G] but she won't help you out [C] anymore.
[F] You want the buglers [Am] to [C] land, [F] they're in the Army and [D] not in [G] our band.
This [C] is the Army, Mr.
Brown, you and your baby went to town.
[G] She [Bb] had you worried, but [A] this [D] has gone and [C] she won't [G] worry you [Gb] anymore.
[C] [F]
[B] [G] [C] I left [D] my heart at [G] the stage door [C]
canteen.
I left [Dm] it there [D] [C] with a [G] girl named [Em] Eileen.
[Gm] I [C]
[Dm] [B] kept her serving [Em] donuts [Am] till [Dm] [G] all she had [Em] were [C] gone.
[B] I sat [E] there [Am] dunking [D] donuts [G] till she caught on.
[D] I must go back to the [G] Army [C] routine.
[Am] And [Dm] every doughboy [G] knows what that [Em] will [Am]
mean.
[E] A sardar boy [A] without a heart [Dm] has two strikes on him [D] from the [Fm] start.
[C] And my [Eb] heart's at [Dm] the stage [G] door [C] canteen.
[Em] [Am] It's
[D] [Gbm]
[G] a lovely [E] [D] day [Em]
[D] tomorrow.
[G]
Tomorrow [D] is a [Cm] lovely [E] day.
[Am] [Gb] [G] Come and feast [C] your [G] tears [Am] in the
[D] eyes
[G] on [Em]
tomorrow's [Am] clear [G] [A] blue
[D] skies.
[G] If today [C] your [G] heart [Em] is [C]
weary,
[G] if every little [Bm] thing [Cm] looks [Ab] gray,
[Am]
just [C] forget [E] your
[G] [Cm]
day.
[G] Tomorrow [Em] is [Am] a [D] lovely [G] [D] day.
[G]
Key:
G
C
D
Am
Em
G
C
D
[Gm] _ _ _ _ _ _ [B] _ [Dm] _
_ [Am] _ [F] _ [Gb] _ [Gm] _ _ [B] _ [F] _
_ _ [Gm] _ _ This [C] is the Army, Mr.
Jones, _ no private rooms on telephone.
[B] _ [Am] _ _ You [Bb] had your [Dm] breakfast in [Am] [D] Debbie Hall, [G] but you won't have it there [C] anymore.
_ _ This is the Army, Mr.
Green, _ we like the barracks nice [B] and [A] clean.
_ [G] [C] You had [Bb] a house made [Am] to [Fm] clean your floor, [G] but she won't help you out _ [C] anymore.
_ _ [F] You want the buglers [Am] to [C] land, _ [F] they're in the Army and [D] not in [G] our band.
This [C] is the Army, Mr.
Brown, _ you and your baby went to _ town.
[G] She [Bb] had you worried, but [A] this [D] has gone and [C] she won't [G] worry you [Gb] anymore.
[C] _ _ _ [F] _
_ _ [B] _ [G] _ _ _ [C] I _ left [D] my heart _ at [G] the stage door [C] _
canteen.
_ _ _ I left [Dm] it there [D] [C] with a [G] girl named [Em] Eileen.
_ _ _ [Gm] _ I [C] _
_ [Dm] _ [B] kept her serving [Em] donuts [Am] _ till [Dm] [G] all she had [Em] were [C] gone.
_ [B] I sat [E] there [Am] dunking [D] donuts [G] till she caught on.
_ _ [D] I must go back to the [G] Army _ [C] routine.
_ _ _ [Am] _ _ And [Dm] every _ doughboy [G] knows what that [Em] will _ _ _ [Am] _ _
mean.
[E] A sardar boy [A] without a heart [Dm] has two strikes on him [D] from the [Fm] start.
[C] And my [Eb] heart's at [Dm] the stage [G] door [C] _ canteen.
_ [Em] _ _ _ _ [Am] It's _
_ _ _ [D] _ _ _ _ [Gbm]
[G] a _ lovely [E] _ [D] day [Em] _
_ _ [D] tomorrow.
_ _ _ [G]
Tomorrow _ _ [D] is a _ [Cm] lovely [E] day.
_ [Am] _ [Gb] _ [G] Come and feast [C] your _ [G] tears [Am] in the _
_ [D] eyes
_ [G] on _ [Em]
tomorrow's [Am] clear [G] _ [A] blue _ _
_ [D] skies.
[G] If today [C] your _ [G] heart [Em] is _ _ [C]
weary,
_ [G] if every little [Bm] thing [Cm] looks [Ab] gray,
_ [Am] _
_ just [C] forget _ [E] your _
_ _ [G] _ _ _ _ [Cm] _
day.
_ [G] _ Tomorrow [Em] _ is [Am] a [D] lovely _ _ _ [G] [D] day.
_ _ _ _ _ [G] _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ [Am] _ [F] _ [Gb] _ [Gm] _ _ [B] _ [F] _
_ _ [Gm] _ _ This [C] is the Army, Mr.
Jones, _ no private rooms on telephone.
[B] _ [Am] _ _ You [Bb] had your [Dm] breakfast in [Am] [D] Debbie Hall, [G] but you won't have it there [C] anymore.
_ _ This is the Army, Mr.
Green, _ we like the barracks nice [B] and [A] clean.
_ [G] [C] You had [Bb] a house made [Am] to [Fm] clean your floor, [G] but she won't help you out _ [C] anymore.
_ _ [F] You want the buglers [Am] to [C] land, _ [F] they're in the Army and [D] not in [G] our band.
This [C] is the Army, Mr.
Brown, _ you and your baby went to _ town.
[G] She [Bb] had you worried, but [A] this [D] has gone and [C] she won't [G] worry you [Gb] anymore.
[C] _ _ _ [F] _
_ _ [B] _ [G] _ _ _ [C] I _ left [D] my heart _ at [G] the stage door [C] _
canteen.
_ _ _ I left [Dm] it there [D] [C] with a [G] girl named [Em] Eileen.
_ _ _ [Gm] _ I [C] _
_ [Dm] _ [B] kept her serving [Em] donuts [Am] _ till [Dm] [G] all she had [Em] were [C] gone.
_ [B] I sat [E] there [Am] dunking [D] donuts [G] till she caught on.
_ _ [D] I must go back to the [G] Army _ [C] routine.
_ _ _ [Am] _ _ And [Dm] every _ doughboy [G] knows what that [Em] will _ _ _ [Am] _ _
mean.
[E] A sardar boy [A] without a heart [Dm] has two strikes on him [D] from the [Fm] start.
[C] And my [Eb] heart's at [Dm] the stage [G] door [C] _ canteen.
_ [Em] _ _ _ _ [Am] It's _
_ _ _ [D] _ _ _ _ [Gbm]
[G] a _ lovely [E] _ [D] day [Em] _
_ _ [D] tomorrow.
_ _ _ [G]
Tomorrow _ _ [D] is a _ [Cm] lovely [E] day.
_ [Am] _ [Gb] _ [G] Come and feast [C] your _ [G] tears [Am] in the _
_ [D] eyes
_ [G] on _ [Em]
tomorrow's [Am] clear [G] _ [A] blue _ _
_ [D] skies.
[G] If today [C] your _ [G] heart [Em] is _ _ [C]
weary,
_ [G] if every little [Bm] thing [Cm] looks [Ab] gray,
_ [Am] _
_ just [C] forget _ [E] your _
_ _ [G] _ _ _ _ [Cm] _
day.
_ [G] _ Tomorrow [Em] _ is [Am] a [D] lovely _ _ _ [G] [D] day.
_ _ _ _ _ [G] _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _