Lovin On An Older Gal

D G D Well you know, Sunsets. G – What’s that, Sonny? D G There’s something special about an older gal. D – Yeah, Sonny. G It’s like she’s been around, ya know? D – Uh huh. G It’s like some things don’t impress her, ya know? D – Yeah. G D It’s like you have to be on your toes around an older gal. G – On your toes! D And I kinda like that. G – You do? You kinda like that? D G Yeah, it kinda turns me on. D G Holly, Oh Holly. D G With th’ trembling leaves. D G They’re laughing at you, D G and they’re laughing at me. D G All the kids on the scene, D G they act so cold. D G They don’t know a loving tree, D G from a telephone pole. A G I know a C’ledon lady, A G D G I call my lovin’ tree. D G Holly, Oh Holly. D G With th’ trembling leaves. D G With a rip in your stocking, D G and a gap in your teeth. D G All the kids on the scene, D G they say you’re too old for me. D G But I don’t believe, D G ‘cus you fit me like an arm in a sleeve. D G D G Holly, Oh Holly. D G With th’ trembling leaves. D G They’re laughing at you, D G and they’re laughing at me. D G All the kids on the scene, D G they act so cold. D G They don’t know a loving tree, D G from a telephone pole. A G I know a C’ledon lady, A G D G I call my lovin’ tree. D G Ooo. D G Conversation Continues D G Ends on D