Chords for I Was Not A Nazi Polka

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_ _ _ [G] _ _ As you _ _ [Am] travel through the Schöne Deutschland, _ _ [D] _
_ [G] a melody will greet your ear.
It's a little _ _ [Am] melody, _ we've [D] been playing it for fifteen or _ twenty _ years. _
Each and every German dances to the strain of the Eibachsalaner [D] _ Sinfolkka.
Holden all the exceptions, join in the refrain of the Eibachsalaner [G] _ Sinfolkka.
Gering was a crazy, he bumped into the pole.
Sing the Eibachsalaner [D] Nazi Polka.
_ The Eifacht der Dachau was just a nice resort.
Sing the Eibachsalaner [G] Nazi Polka.
The German is so cultured, he does not like to fight.
But peaceful life is what he most [C]
enjoys.
For [D] years the German people were utterly convinced.
[A] IT-Farben manufactured children's toys.
[G] Ein Elber Schandaluga, Augustus Siegel [Am] stepped.
Sing the [D] Eibachsalaner [G] Nazi Polka. _ _
_ _ _ _ _ Eibachsalaner [D] Nazi Polka. _ _ _ _ _
Eibachsalaner [G] Nazi Polka.
Was you not an SS guard?
Eibachsalaner _ _ [D] Nazi Polka.
Did you not love Ilse Koch?
_ _ _ Eibachsalaner Nazi [G]
Polka.
Did you not despise the Jews?
I did not.
Some of my [G] best friends.
[D] Eibachsalaner Nazi Polka.
Did you not think Adolf great?
I did not.
Adolf who?
Adolf who?
Ja, Adolf [G] who?
Fritz, you're putting me on.
Was bedeutet dieser, putting me on?
Are you kidding me or something?
Nein, [D] I'm not kidding you.
Adolf who?
Adolf Hitler.
Should I know him?
Is he a folk singer?
You don't [G] remember?
I don't remember him.
Who was he?
Well, _ a little man, [Am] very mean, [D] very loud [G] and brash.
Not too [Am] tall, he never smiled.
Wore a black [G] mustache.
Nein, I never heard.
He had a [Am] girl, Eva [D] Brown, hair as [G] red as flame.
He [Am] papered walls for many [D] years, till his [G] moment came.
Of course, he's [Am] the one.
Back his [D] hand, bent into [G] a dog's.
When the [Am] news came to [D] him that we had [G] conquered France.
That's it.
He [Am] once said, when our [D] flag flied, they [G] must have heard it today.
[Am] _ _ [D] _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ [E] I never heard of him.
Neither did I.
[G] To our Israeli allies, let us raise a toast.
Sing the Eibachsalaner [D] Nazi Polka.
Sure there was some [A] Nazis, two or three at [D] most.
Sing the Eibachsalaner Nazi [G] Polka.
We tried to throw out Hitler right from the [C] very start.
That's what every history book should tell.
We hated Heinrich [A] Himmler, Martin Bormann too.
We believe as Schurmann did that war [D] is hell.
Hell, [Gm] hell, hell, [D] hell.
_ Sieg [Gm] Heil!
_ [D] _ _ [G] _ Germans are as gentle as flowers in the spring.
Sing the _ [D] Eibachsalaner Nazi Polka.
Germans are a people who love to dance and sing.
Sing the Eibachsalaner [G] Nazi Polka.
Wait a minute.
[Bb] Wait a minute.
You there.
You are not singing.
You do not like to sing?
Tell me.
[D] You still have a family in Germany, nicht wahr? _
Sing.
_ Sing the Eibachsalaner [G] Nazi Polka.
Sieg Heil! _ _ _ _ _