Pretty Little Devilish Mary

G When I was young, and in my prime, G I thought i never would marry, G But I fell in love with a pretty little gal, G D And sure enough we married. D Ring-a-ding-ding Mary, D Prettiest little gal I ever did see. D G Her name was Devilish Mary. G Hadn't been married but about two weeks, G She got as mean as the devil, G And every time I looked cross-eyed, G She'd hit me on the head with a "shevil." D Ring-a-ding-ding Mary, D Prettiest little gal I ever did see. D G Her name was Devilish Mary. G Then one day, I said to her, G She'd better wash the dishes G She jumped in the yard and popped her fist and swore G D She would wear the britches D Ring-a-ding-ding Mary, D Prettiest little gal I ever did see. D G Her name was Devilish Mary. G Then one day I said to her, G "Better if we were parted." G N'by the time I spoke the words, D She got her duds and started. D Ring-a-ding-ding Mary, D Prettiest little gal I ever did see. D G Her name was Devilish Mary. G If I ever marry again, G T'won't be for love or riches. G I'll marry some little duck-legged girl, D That cain't wear my britches. D Ring-a-ding-ding Mary, D Prettiest little gal I ever did see. D G Her name was Devilish Mary. D G Her name was Devilish Mary. D G Her name was Devilish Mary.