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Here ya go Mike...........
Right or Wrong Written by Willie McCulloch and Joe Rogier
Verse 1 Right or wrong We left our homes in Eighteen Sixty-One Followed the flags to the Battle of Bull Run Right or Wrong Yankee, rebel, the blue and the gray Man against his brother, marched into harm’s way Chorus Right or wrong…right or wrong Lord tell me what’s right or wrong
Verse 2 Right or wrong I wondered as I looked in his eyes Pulled on the trigger and watched a young man die Right or wrong Men were falling under the sun Giving their life, to keep the Union strong
Chorus Right or wrong…right or wrong Lord tell me what’s right or wrong
Bridge I’ll always remember to the end of my days The look in his eyes….life’s final gaze
Chorus Right or wrong…right or wrong Lord tell me what’s right or wrong
Verse 3 Right or wrong Smoke and dust hung low in the air At the end of the day, as the bugle horn blared Right or wrong The gray had won, the battle was their’s Eight Hundred lay dead on the field of despair
Chorus (x2) Right or wrong…right or wrong Lord tell me what’s right or wrong
Last edited by joro; 09/13/15 07:53 PM.
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