Cifra de Mary May And Bobby - Joe Purdy
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Primeiro acorde: D 5 acordes identificados
capo 4th fret
Intro - D - G - G/F# - Em7 x2
D G G/F# Em7
It was a fine day in the fifth grade
D G G/F# Em7
when Mary May let Bobby walk her home from school
D G G/F# Em7 A7sus4
he had her books in hand and he was listening to every word she said
like it was the gospel of the prophecies
and he loved the way her hair fell across her dress
went home singing who wrote the book of love
and try a little tenderness
D - G - G/F# - Em7 x2
D G G/F#
the next day on the playground
Em7 A7sus4 D G G/F# Em7 A7sus4
bobby sat Mary down on the swingset behind the sandbox
and she said, Bobby i just wanna play
so what is it you have to say?
[Refrão] D Em7 G A7sus4
He said, mary, marry me.
we could live out by the sea
like they do on the movie screen.
oh, marry me, mary may, before you go back to play
D - G - G/F# - Em7 x2
It was graduation day.
They were waiting on a plane to take Mary away.
Said, "There's nothing left for me here but you.
Bobby, I hope that you can find yourself through.
There's so much that I wish to know,
and I have to do this on my own
and I hope that you can understand.
Bobby, write me when you can.
He said, "Take my high school ring,
so time to time now you can think of me
and there's just one more thing before you leave..."
He said, mary, marry me.
we could live out by the sea
like they do on the movie screen.
oh, marry me, mary may, before you up and fly away
D - G - G/F# - Em7 - A7sus4 x3
D - G - G/F# - Em7 (keep strumming Em7 for A couple more beats)
There's so much time has passed since that day
and Mary stopped writing years ago
and Bobby never took his music on the road.
Guess he never really gave up hope.
Now Mary she's got everything she thought she wanted
got a Ph.D., she is an independent business woman
climbing up the corporate ladder
though it really don't seem to matter,
she is lonely beyond belief.
So one day she went home
looking for the only love she'd ever known.
She found him once again,
playing a circuit at the Holiday Inn,
still singing the song about the one he lost
Em7
long ago.
Just goes to show, you never know.
She took his hand in hers
not everything she had planned and rehearsed.
She said, "Bobby, marry me.
A7sus4 D Em7 G
We could live in a apartment building with a window view.
A7sus4 D Em7
We could take in movies on the weekend
while planning our vacation.
Take a honeymoon by the sea.
Oh Bobby, won't you just marry me?
Won't you just marry me?
Oh please, marry me."
D - G - G/F# - Em7 (keep strumming Em7 for A couple more beats)
D G G/F# Em7
It was a fine day in the fifth grade
D G G/F# Em7
when Mary May let Bobby walk her home from school