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Mary Ann And One-eyed Dan

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Mary Ann was a waitress at the circus
F                                                              G                                                                    C  
Dan was a writer for the Delaware locale observer
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Just 21 and just 2 months out of the service
F                                                                         G                                 C  
Missing half an eyelid so he had to wear a patch?
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Mary Ann introduced herself to Dan
                        F                                                                    G                                                                                 C  
She said do you like the menu or do you need me to read it to you
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Halfway angry half turned on and half confused
        F                                                                                    G                                    C  
He took her by the arm and went out back to make a match
And he said?
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So long to my former life, to a worried life so long
                  Am                                      F              G                                         C  
So long to a harder life, to a troubled life so long
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Lying there under the soft glow of the sunrise
          F                                                                                    G                                                                    C  
The moon was still awake and all the generators lowly humming
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She picked a flower and fastened it on to his bad eye
                        F                                                                                      G  
She said come on let?s get married I think we might get along
                                        C  
And she said?
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So long to my former life, to a selfish life so long
                  Am                                         F                                                         G              C  
So long to a bitter life, to a troubled life so long
C  Am  F  Gx2  
C                                                                      Am  
Dan he was no poet couldn?t dance he never slept
                  F                                                                                         G                                                                              C  
He had nightmares every night of rain and fire on those bloody beaches
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Just then the dew dropped from the flower and he wept
             F                                                         G  
Mary Ann you are a melody I think I wrote a song
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It goes like?
                  Am                                            F                                                            G              C  
So long to my worried life, to a lonesome life so long
                  Am                                              F                                                         G  
So long to a wandering life, to a wounded life so long
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And we all said?
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So long to those memories, to everything we can?t let go so long
                  Am                                                 F                    G                                            C              F  
So long to our former selves, to our selfish selves so long
                  G                                            Am  
To our selfish selves so long
                  G                                            C            G    C  
To our selfish selves so long