DIn the mornin' when you wake up         A 
you've got planes Cflyin' in the sky.          G 
Flying bombsD made to break up       A 
all the ligChts in your eyes    G 
D A/D C7+ Gsus4
ThereG's a man Dwho says he can put an end to war.
They shot GGeorge Wallace down, he'll never walk around,
Cmines are sleepin' in the sea.
BBlow those bridges down and burn that jungle down,
F7+kill those Vietnamese.      D 

(Guitar Solo)

A C G D A C G

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There's a man whDo says he can             A/D   
put an endC7+ to war.        G            D 
DIn the mornin' when you wake up         A 
you've got planes Cflyin' in the sky.          G 
Flying bombsD made to break up       A 
all the ligChts in your eyes    G 
D A/D C7+ Gsus4
ThereG's a man Dwho says he can put an end to war.


NOTES:
"May 1972: Neil Young writes "War Song" as a gesture of support for the
anti-Vietnam War campaign of Presidential candidate George McGovern, and
records it on his ranch with Graham Nash (who receives co-billing on the
subsequent single), Kenny Buttrey, Tim Drummond and Ben Keith. The single is
released to coincide with the Democratic Party's California primary, with
proceeds going to help meet McGovern's expenses. This single flopped, and
so, at the end of the year, did George."
from the book: Neil Young -- The Visual Documentary by John Robertson
copyright 1994 Omnibus Press

I found this single in a used record shop. The owner told me it had been
banned (I don't know how true that is.) It's kind of a rare find. A couple
of years after I found the single, I found the sheet music in an old music
store. The cover of the sheet music had an adorable looking baby with
pictures of gravestones superimposed on his forehead. If you haven't heard
this song, parts of it sound very similar to a Stills-Young song "Ocean
Girl".