Tonart: Bb major
Intro 1
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Em
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Verse 1
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Don't guide Mary Margaret
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in her childhood silhouette
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had found its way into her head
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She was riddled long ago,
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she knew her rights and kept her long
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A long and lonely avenue,
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so sturdy and so strong
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She said, my, my,
Her tap dance was perfected
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by the time she came of age
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She called herself a lap dog,
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put her under a steady wage
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Convinces someone next to her
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the cause for all that pain
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Was something irresistible,
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some poison daisy chain
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She said, my, my, oh my, see it my way
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She said, my, my,
She lost her father to the war
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in the middle of month of May
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in the milk and honey days
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With one hand on the maple
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and one foot out the door
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Her husband kissed the butler
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and they danced across the floor
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Singing my, my oh my,
see it my way
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Singin' my, my, my,
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singin' my way
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Always calls for caution,
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the old folks used to say
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was the or der of the day
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Drifting through her memories,
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the smell of cherry pie
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It always made her hungry,
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oh but now it makes her cry
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My, my, my,
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My, my, oh my, see it my way
She's dog -eyed Mary Magdalene,
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that found its way into her neck
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She was widowed long ago,
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she knew her rights and kept her long
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That long and lonely avenue,
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so stern and so strong
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She said, my, my, oh my, oh my
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