Marshall Rileys Army

Intro GCGAGCD Verse 1 G D Em In October '36 they took a trip Bm The men who made the ships C D Searching for some kind of salvation G D With head held high and dignified Em Bm The townsfolk and the passers by C D Held them in some kind of admiration Chorus G D Em C G March on__, Marshall Riley's army Bm D Marching for your rights you've surely earned them G D Em C G March on__, Marshall Riley's army Bm D G CDmB The lessons that you've taught us, who has learned them? Verse 2 G D Soldiers in the frontline Em Bm Of the struggle for the right to work C D Did god give me these hands just to be idle? G D While his holiness the Bishop Em Bm With his infinite Christian wisdom C D Like Peter when the cock crew, had denied them Chorus G D Em C G March on__, Marshall Riley's army Bm D Marching for your rights you've surely earned them G D Em C G March on__, Marshall Riley's army Bm D G CDmB The lessons that you've taught us, who has learned them? Verse 3 G D And the yes-men and the press-men Em Bm To London town all came down C D Brought with them the curious and deranged G D And forty years has since gone past Em Bm But you're still down there if you're working class C D Can anybody tell me what has changed? Chorus G D Em C G March on__, Marshall Riley's army Bm D Marching for your rights you've surely earned them G D Em C G March on__, Marshall Riley's army Bm D G CDmB The lessons that you've taught us, who has learned them? Chorus G D Em C G March on__, Marshall Riley's army Bm D Marching for your rights you've surely earned them G D Em C G March on__, Marshall Riley's army Bm D G CDmB The lessons that you've taught us, who has learned them? Chorus (## fade to end ##) G D Em C G March on__, Marshall Riley's army Bm D Marching for your rights you've surely earned them G D Em C G March on__, Marshall Riley's army Bm D G C GAGD The lessons that you've taught us, who has learned them?