MacArthur's Hand Song Lyrics and Chords

 

MacArthur's Hand Song Lyrics and Chords by Cal Smith

 

MacArthur's Hand
Recorded by Cal Smith
Written by Don Wayne
G 
With high cheekbones and  
C 
dark sad eyes and  
G 
shaggy 
 
 
D7 
coarse black  
G 
hair
 
The old man squared his  
C 
shoulders and  
G 
returned the judge's  
D7 
stare
G 
When the judge pronounced him  
C 
guilty to the  
G 
charge of  
D7 
vagran
G 
cy
 
He  
C 
said I've heard Your  
Bm 
Honor now  
C 
Your Honor  
D7 
you hear  
G 
me
 
For I once shook the  
C 
great MacArthur's  
G 
hand
 
He pinned his medal  
C 
on me  
G 
cause I was his kind of  
D7 
man
G 
I stood my ground in that  
G7 
red hot hell when  
C 
brave men turned and  
G 
ran
 
Yes I once shook the  
D7 
great MacArthur's  
G 
hand
 
I've got no job or  
C 
money just a  
G 
few old  
D7 
ragged 
 
 
G 
clothes
 
But I'm not a thief or  
C 
beggar and it's  
G 
no crime to be  
D7 
broke
G 
I hadn't harmed a  
C 
single soul  
G 
when they  
D7 
arrested 
 
 
G 
me
 
I was  
C 
fit to fight your  
Bm 
war am I  
C 
not fit to  
D7 
walk your  
G 
streets
 
Now I came through that  
C 
war unharmed  
G 
that's what  
D7 
the records  
G 
show
 
But MacArthur fell and  
C 
saw the scars  
G 
that war left on my  
D7 
soul
G 
And frankly I don't  
C 
give a damn  
G 
what your  
D7 
kind thinks of  
G 
me
 
I  
C 
earned a great man's  
Bm 
handshake and  
C 
that's all the  
D7 
pride I  
G 
need

Repeat #2

 
Yes I once shook the  
C 
great MacArthur's  
G 
hand

 

FAQ

 

Who sang the the song MacArthur's Hand?
- The song MacArthur's Hand was sang by Cal Smith.

 

Who is Cal Smith?
- Calvin Grant Shofner (April 7, 1932 - October 10, 2013), known professionally as Cal Smith, was an American country musician, most famous for his 1974 hits "Country Bumpkin" and "It's Time to Pay the Fiddler".

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