Chords for Jay Ungar - Marching Through Georgia

[G] Marching Through Georgia was written by Henry Clay Work.
It was one of his hits of the 60s, the _ 1860s.
The song was written to commemorate Sherman's march to the sea, which was a turning point in the war.
And it was a jubilant [C] march [G] that brings out the joy that was felt by the North, that [Em] the war had finally turned in their [A] favor.
Of course, the song [D] is despised in the South.
[G] And we play it both as a [C] march and then also as a lament [D] to bring out the tragedy and [E] despair that was felt by the other side.
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_ _ [D] _ _ [G] Marching [C] Through [G] Georgia
_ Hurrah, hurrah, [C] we bring [G] the jubilee _ Hurrah, hurrah, [A] the flag it makes [D] you [A] free
[G] So we [C] sang the chorus [G] from Atlanta to the sea [Am] While [D] we were marching through [C] _ [G] Georgia _ _ _
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