I (Bb)nev er thought that this is where I’d set tle down.

I (Bb)thought I’d die an old man where back in my home town.

And They gave fin me this plot of land,

he said, me and some oth (Eb)what er men,

for a job well (Bb)done.

There’s a (Bb)big white house sits (Eb)on a hill just up the road.

The (Bb)man in side, he cried the day they brought me home.

They it fold ed up (Gm)chill a flag

and told my mom and dad,

“We’re proud of your (Bb)son.”

And I’m (Eb)proud to be on this (F)peace ful peace of prop er ty.

I’m on (Eb)sac red ground and I’m (F)in the best of com pa ny.

I’m (Gm)thank ful for those thank ful for the things I’ve done.

I can (F7)rest in peace.

I’m one of the cho sen ones,

I made it to (Bb)Arl ing ton.

I re (Bb)mem ber dad dy brought me here when I was eight.

We (Bb)searched all day to find out where my in grand dad lay.

And when we fin me ’lly found that cross,

he said, “Son, and this is (Eb)what it costs

for to keep us (Bb)free.”

There’s Now (Bb)here I am a (Eb)thou sand stones a way from him.

He (Bb)re cog nized me on the first day I came in.

And it gave me a (Gm)chill a flag

and when he clicked his heels

and sa lut ed (Bb)me.

And I’m (Eb)proud to be on this (F)peace ful peace of prop er ty.

I’m on (Eb)sac red ground and I’m (F)in the best of com pa ny.

I’m (Gm)thank ful for those thank ful for the things we’ve done.

We can (F7)rest in peace,

’cause we are the cho sen ones.

We made it to (Bb)Arl ing ton.

I re (Bb)Arl ing (Eb)ton.

And ev ’ry time I hear

(Bb)twen ty one (Gm)guns,

I know they’ve brought an oth er (Bb)he ro home

(Eb)to (F)us.

We’re (Bb)Arl ing (Eb)ton.

Yeah, (Eb)dust to dust,

don’t (F)cry for us.

We made it to (CN.C.)Arl ing ton.