Gerrys Velvet Hardhat

C G F C When I met Gerry, she was waitressin' 4 nights a week C G It was one of those places that we’ve all been C G F C She seemed so kind, but she really had to make up her mind F G C Before I could understand her there C G F C She had a way, of making me wanna say C G That this was the wrong place for me to be C G F C She lives by the river now, and I’m still here but anyhow F G C It eases my mind just to know she’s happy Am F C G Oh, Gerry’s gone, but she’s finally come into her own Am F G Livin’ and lovin’ the horses, looks like she’s found a home F Maybe it’s better that we live apart Am F Somebody show me what it takes to start N.C C To forget that velvet hardhat C G F C C C G G C G F C F G C C C G F C A brisk ride in the mornin’, the chill stops me yawnin’ C G My breath puffs white against the greens and browns C G F C Her hair’s streamin’ and eye’s a gleamin F G C She’s a goddess on horseback when I leave town Am F C G Oh, Gerry’s gone, but she’s finally come into her own Am F G Livin’ and lovin’ the horses, looks like she’s found a home F Maybe it’s better that we live apart Am F Somebody show me what it takes to start N.C C To forget that velvet hardhat Am F C G Gerry’s gone, but she’s finally come into her own Am F G Livin’ and lovin’ the horses, looks like she’s found a home F Maybe it’s better that we live apart Am F Somebody show me what it takes to start N.C C To forget that velvet hardhat Dm F C