Merrie

F A# F Dm When I take the well worn cobbled path, Irish bars, F Dm C C7 Tourist tat - wonder when I got so old, Mary girl? F A# F Dm You’ve been circumnavigating all the fine and far flung places F Dm C C7 In my mind not a sign of things to come - hell no A# Tell me now what’s on your mind F Dm I won’t be all contrary A# On behalf of all mankind F Dm I’m sorry for the things I said C When I was low and terrified F A# F I’ve been working on my water cooler talk Dm F I don’t get to talk a lot Dm C C7 And I won’t sleep on the job, Mary girl F A# F But you’re driving me to desperation now Dm F To the other side of the world Dm C C7 When you tell me that you want to be free A# So unrequited paramour F Dm You’re near enough forbidden A# I’ll find myself another job F Dm And keep my declarations C C7 hidden Dm C A# F C Are you getting married to that man? Dm C A# F C I’ve really tried hating him but i can’t A# And do you think it’s strange C That I wear my hair the same these days? F A# F Dm F Dm C 2x F