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--Interlude:
I was G5taking comFpass bearings for thAm7e Ordanance SDurvey
On an G5army trainiFng camp on A7Salisbury Am7plain. D
I had Bmpacked up my theoEmdolite, I was Amcalling it a Dday
B7When I heard a voice that sang a sad reEmfrain:
Oh my G5darling armadFillo, let me Am7tell you of my Dlove,
Listen G5to my armaFdillo rounA7delay.Am7 D
Be my Bmfellow on my Empillow underAmneath this weeping Dwillow,
Be my Cdarling C/BarmadAm7illo Dall the Gday.
I wasG5 somewhat discoFncerted by this Am7curious afDfair
For aG5 single armadFillo, you A7alone,Am7 D
On BmSalisbury plain in Emsummer is comAmparitively Drare
And a B7pair of them is practically unkEmnown.
Drawn Bmby that mellow Emsolo, there I Ffollowed on my Bmbike
To Emdiscover Am7what these Emarmadillo B7lovers might be Emlike.
Oh myG5 darling armadFillo how dAm7elightful it would Dbe
If forG5 us those silveFr wedding A7bells should Am7chime. D
Let the Bmorange blossoms Embillow, you need Amonly say I Dwill, oh
Be my Cdarling C/BarmadAm7illo Dall the Gtime.
Then I Bmsaw them in a Emhollow on a Fyellow muddy Bmbank;
An EmarmaAm7dillo Emsinging to an B7armour-plated Emtank.
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Should I tell him gaunt and rusting with the willow tree above,
This abandoned on-manoeuvres is the object of your love?
I Bmleft him to his Emsinging, I cycled Fhome without a Bmpause.
EmNever Am7tell a Emman the truth about the B7one that he aEmdores.
On theG5 breeze that folloFwed sunset I could Am7hear that sad refDrain
SingingG5 willow, willoFw, willow A7down the wAm7ay. D
And I Bmseem to hear it Emstill oh vive lAm'amour, vive l'armadilDlo,
Be my CdarlingC/B armaAm7dillo Dall the Gday.
Be my CdarlingC/B armaAm7dillo Dall the Gday.
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