Sally

Am G D G G7 C D Em B7 C Bm Am D G Am G D Sally's in the kitchen garden, tucking up her skirt G G7 C D Pulling up the radishes, shaking off the dirt Em B7 C Bm Wearing silken petticoats and high-heeled shoes Am D G There's a man at her window, but I don't know whose Am G D She danced in the sunlight, she danced by the moon G G7 C D Sung every song, whistled every tune Em B7 C Bm She's been our lover and a friend, best we ever had Am D G But our fine-headed lady's looking sorry-eyed and sad Am G D Spring is over, Sally, and the summer's going by G G7 C D There's smoke in the air and there's geese in the sky, oh Em B7 C Bm And none of us get younger, Sally, some of us get old Am D G And the rest of us get lonely when the bed gets cold Am G D Close your shutters, Sally, put your lock upon the door G G7 C D No one's coming down the road, no one anymore Em B7 C Bm There's nothing much to do here, nothing much to say Am D G So it's off and down the road you go and bye-bye the way Am G D G G7 C D Em B7 C Bm Am D G Am G D Spring is over, Sally, and the summer's going by G G7 C D There's smoke in the air and there's geese in the sky, oh Em B7 C Bm And none of us get younger, Sally, some of us get old Am D G And the rest of us get lonely when the bed gets cold Am G D Sally went to Marrowbone, she went to eighty-eight G G7 C D Some say she went crooked, some say she went straight Em B7 C Bm Some say she married up and others say she's free Am D G But I want Sally back again, just looking after me