Mary Jane's Last Dance

She grew up in a (G)Indiana town,

had a (D)goodlookin' mama who (Am)never was around,

but she grew up tall and she (G)grew up right with them (D)Indiana boys on an (Am)Indiana night.

(Am)Well, she moved down here the (G)age of eighteen,

she (D)blew the boys away, was more than they'd seen.

I was introduced and we (G)both started groovin'.

She (D)said, "I dig you, baby,

but I (Am)got to keep movin'

on."

(Em7)Last dance with Mary Jane, one more time to kill the pain.

(Em7)I feel summer creepin' in, and I'm tired of this town again.

(Am)Well, I don't know, but (G)I've been told,

you (D)never slow down, you (Am)never grow old.

(G)Tired of screw down from a of goin' down,

tired of myself, tired of this town.

Oh my my, oh hell yes,

you (Am)honey, put on that party dress.

It was (G)Buy me a drink,

when I sing me a song,

I (Am)take me as I number,

'cause I walked to the long.

(Em7)Last dance with Mary Jane, one more time to kill the pain.

(Em7)I feel summer creepin' in, and I'm tired of this town again.

(Am)There's pigeons now on (G)Market Square,

she's (D)stander in' in her (Am)uner derwear,

(G)lookin' screw down from a tel go room down,

and of fall will be ing this soon.

Oh my my, oh hell yes,

you (Am)got to put on that party dress.

It was (G)too cold to cry when I woke up alone.

I (Am)hit my last I number,

'cause I walked to the road.

(Em7)Last dance with Mary Jane, one more time to kill the pain.

(Em7)I feel summer creepin' in, and I'm tired of this town again.

(Am)There's