G
The coffee that they give us
     D7
They say is mighty fine

It's good for cuts and bruises
    G
And tastes like Iodine

C                       G
I don't want no more of army life
           D7          G         D7         G
Gee but I want to go Gee but I want to go home

    G
The biscuits that they give us
     D7
They say are mighty fine

One fell off a table
    G
And killed a pal of mine

C                       G
I don't want no more of army life
           D7          G         D7         G
Gee but I want to go Gee but I want to go home

    G
The clothes that they give us
     D7
They say are mighty fine

Me and my buddy
    G
Can both fit into mine

C                       G
I don't want no more of army life
           D7          G         D7         G
Gee but I want to go Gee but I want to go home

     G
They treat us all like monkeys
    D7
And make us stand in line

They give you fifty bucks a week
    G
And take back forty-nine

C                       G
I don't want no more of army life
           D7          G         D7         G
Gee but I want to go Gee but I want to go home

    G
The girls at the service club
     D7
They say are mighty fine

Most are over eighty
    G
And the rest are under nine

C                       G
I don't want no more of army life
           D7          G         D7         G
Gee but I want to go Gee but I want to go home

C                       G
I don't want no more of army life
           D7          G         D7         G
Gee but I want to go Gee but I want to go home