Butterscotch

D Gdim A D Black widow and white wood D Gdim The darkness of a forest eerily returns A D To stagger drunk like mud D Gdim Taking swings at your woman A Cmaj7 D Run! D Gdim Why does butterscotch taste so good? A And we can't have any Cmaj7 D But we must, we should D Gdim Why does sugar cane taste so good? A D Even though sugar can only do ya harm D Gdim You remind me of baseball A D Tow trucks and the movies D Gdim Look sweet as to deliver me milk A D Almost frozen on those wintry mornings D Gdim Don't slip, Mr. Mailman A D Watch out for my dog! D Gdim Why does kissin' you feel so good? A Even though it ain't allowed Cmaj7 D I know it sure damn should D Gdim Why does holdin' hands feel so right? A D Got a bruise on my pinky ring from holdin' too tight D Gdim Black diamonds swoon the corner A Make it sparkle D It's all for sale D Gdim Pushin' snow on the summer kids A Lewd remarks lowering D Lick the lips, mischievous D Gdim A D Lick the lips, mischievous D Gdim Skittles are the rainbow A D And every color's popular D Gdim Though red gets the most invitations A D To the junior high celebrations D Gdim And I'll go alone, I don't care A D 'Cause rainbow's not my favorite color D Gdim I'll go alone, I don't care A D It's not my favorite color D Gdim A D D Gdim Why does butterscotch taste so good? A And we can't have any Cmaj7 D But we must, we should D Gdim And why does sugar cane taste so good? A D Even though sugar can only do ya harm D Gdim A D D Gdim I'll go alone, I don't care A D It's not my favorite color D Black widow and white wood