Vance Daddi - Molly And Me
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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: CCapotraste:
2nd traste
Molly and Me
[Verse 1]
C Am
Good mornin’ Molly you’re lookin just fine.
F G
Me? I was up all night drinkin’ coffee, just killin’ time.
F C
Let me have two over easy, tell Marv to wreck ‘em
F G
Then put ‘em on a raft, no need to check ‘em.
[Verse 2]
C Am
What? My eyes are just a bit red. Didn’t get any sleep.
F G
I laid there starin’ at the ceilin’ tryin to count sheep.
F C
Why? Cause she up and left me, so there all night I lay
F G
Unable to sleep. Up out of bed when the sun first broke the day.
[Verse 3]
C Am
How’s them egg’s coming Molly? You seem to be movin’ slow.
F G
What? Your man was out all night-just where you don’t know.
F C
That’s seriously coincidental, with my woman skippin’ town.
F G
You don’t think my Sugar’s with your man, that no good clown.
[Verse 4]
C Am
Are you contemplating--perhaps insinuating why they’re not around,
F G
No Molly. They wouldn’t do anything so nearly low down.
F C
Don’t cry Molly--My breakfast is here? Why am I goin’ for the door?
F G
I’ve got to go home get-bullets and my long forty-four.
[Verse 5]
C Am
Don’t go? Why not? They damn Sure Done us wrong.
F G
What’s that you’re humming Molly? It’s not a sad song;
F C
Why’re you smilin’--starin’ with those bright green eyes that charm.
F G
Oh--Molly, sweet Molly you fit so well in my arms.
[Verse 6]
C Am
Back to my place? What will Marv have to say about that?
F G
Your kiss says you don’t care what Marv thinks, I’ll grab my coat and hat.
F C
I’ve been coming here forever--I guess you’ve always been on my mind
F G C
I guess they opened my eyes Molly, my love is no longer blind.
[Outro]
C F C G C
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