Dear Doctor

G D F G once was a heart. It`s sleeping, it`s beating, can`t you please take it out D A D and preserve it right there in that jar. D 2. Oh, help me, please, Mama, I`m sickening, it`s today that`s the day G D F G of my plunge. Oh, the gal, I`m to marry, is a bow-legged sow, D A D I`ve been soaking up drink like a sponge. D 3. "Don`t worry, get dressed!" cried my mother, as she plied me with G D bourbon so sour . "Pull your socks on, put your suit on, F G D A D comb your long hair down, for you will be wed in the hour." D 4. = 1 5. I was trembling as I put on my jacket, it had creases as G D F G sharp as a knife. I put the ring in my pocket, but there was a note, D A D and my heart it jumped into my mouth. D / 6. It read, "Darling, I`m sorry to hurt you, but I`ve no courage to speak G D F G in your face. But I`m down in Virginia with your cousin Lou, D A D and there`ll be no wedding today." D 7. Oh, help me, dear doctor, I`m damaged, you can put back my heart G D F G in its hole. Oh, Mama, I`m crying tears of relief, D A D and my pulse is now under control ----------------- Acordes ----------------- A = X 0 2 2 2 0 D = X X 0 2 3 2 F = 1 3 3 2 1 1 G = 3 2 0 0 0 3