2 acessos
[Intro] E D E D E|--------------------2-2-2---------------------2-2-2------| B|--------------------3-3-3---------------------3-3-3------| The whole song is basically G|--------------------2-2-2---------------------2-2-2------| strummed and played like this. D|2-2-2-2-2-0-2-2-2-2-------2-2-2-2-2-0-2-2-2-2------------| A|2-2-2-2-2-0-2-2-2-2-------2-2-2-2-2-0-2-2-2-2------------| E|0-0-0-3-0-0-0-0-0-3-------0-0-0-3-0-0-0-0-0-3------------| [Verse 1] E D I'm going to tell you a story about old Mary Lou E D I mean the kind of a girl that make a fool of you E D She make a young man old and an old man pay E N.C. E The way she took my money was a crying shame [Chorus] E D Mary Lou, Mary Lou she took my watch and chain E D Mary Lou, Mary Lou she took my diamond ring E D She took the keys to my Cadillac car E N.C. E Jumped in my caddy and she drove afar [Verse 2] E D Put a detective on her trail E D The post office thought they'd chase her by the mail E D She got picked up and then was put in jail E N.C. E Stroked the judge just to go home bail [Chorus] E D Mary Lou, Mary Lou she took my watch and chain E D Mary Lou, Mary Lou she took my diamond ring E D She took the keys to my Cadillac car E N.C. E Jumped in my caddy and she drove afar [Verse 3] E D She left Detroit to go to Kalamazoo E D Made her a fortune out of fools like you E D Met her a rich man who was married and had some kids E N.C. E Stroked that cat until he flipped his lid [Chorus] E D Mary Lou, Mary Lou she took my watch and chain E D Mary Lou, Mary Lou she took my diamond ring E D She took the keys to my Cadillac car E N.C. E Jumped in my caddy and she drove afar [Verse 4] E D She came back into town about a week ago E D Told me she's sorry she had hurt me so E D I had a '65 ford and a two dollar bill E N.C. E The way she took that Lord, it gave me a thrill [Chorus] E D Mary Lou, Mary Lou she took my watch and chain E D Mary Lou, Mary Lou she took my diamond ring E D She took the keys to my Cadillac car E D Jumped in my caddy and she drove afar [Outro] E D E D E D (To Fade)