The Last Time I Saw Annie

| D | % | % | 2x D Well they say that Annie's married D and livin' on the mainland D and workin' as a waitress G D while her husband runs a crane. D But, the last time I saw Annie D we were s'posed to meet in Calais A back in nineteen sixty-seven D but my Annie never came D Now some people are farmer.. and others farm the ocean... and some men own the factories that G D clutter up the towns And some people are good folk... and others they're just outlaws A D A D Bm D but Annie was an angel, and me, I hang around D Now the old man at the station, say's he's got a pint of whisky... and he keeps it mighty handy G D and forgets the things he's told...... And I'm headin' out for nowhere......for ten days dodgin' memories A D and ten nights in a barroom........ and I know it's gettin' cold G D G D G D Now I know that I'll forget her 'cause I try not to remember... But I've always been a dreamer, A D dreamin' dreams of long ago... But, the last time I saw Annie, we were s'posed to meet in Calais.... D A D Bm D Bm when we both were young and hungry, but my Annie never showed... D Now the road does not run smooth, it runs in gentle desperation.. and there are memories of the G D kindness that we find along the way.... and they say that Annie's married, and she saves for her G A D vacation.... it's a solid situation and it passes time away..... But the last time I saw Annie, G D Bm D we were s'posed to meet in Calais back in nineteen sixty-seven, but my Annie never came...... Bm