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Today's the Dday our younger son is going off to war, G D
fightin' in the age old battle we've sometimes won befoGre. D
FlaAgs that line old Main Street are blowin' in the wind,E G
theDse must be the flags of freAedom flyin'. D
D Church bells are ringin' as the families stand anGd wave, D
D some of them are cryin', ?cause the soldiers look so braGve. D
A Lookin' straight ahead, like they know just where theyE're goin', G
paDst the flags of freedom flAyin'. D
SiDster has her headphones on, she hears the music blastingG, D
she sees her brother marchin' by, their bond is everlasting. G D
LiAstening to Bob Dylan singin' in 1963, E G
watDching the flags ofA freedom flyin'. D
She sees thDe president speakin' on a flat-screen TV G D
in the window of the old applianceA store. G D
She turnsA to see her brother again, but he's already walkin' past E G
the flagDs of freedomA flyin'. D
Have you seen the fAlags of freedom?
What color Gare they now? D
Do you think thAat you believe in yours
more than they do thGeirs somehow, D
when you see the flags of freedom flyin'? A D
Today'Ds the day our younger son is going off to war, G D
fightin' in the age old battle we've sometimes won befoGre. D
FlaAgs that line old Main Street are blowin' in the wind,E G
theDse must be the flags of freAedom flyin'. D
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