Mary's Song (Oh My My My)

She (F)said, "I was seven and you were nine.

I (C)looked at you tle like the stars that shine but your (Bb)in the sky,

the pretty lights.

And our (F)daddies used to joke about the two of us They (C)growin' up and real fallin' in love.

And our (Bb)mamas smiled and rolled their eyes and said,

(Gm7)'Oh, my my, my.'

Take me back to the house in the backyard tree.

Said you'd (C)beat me up, you were bigger than me.

You (Bb)never did, is you never did.

Take me back when our world was had one block wide.

I dared you to kiss me and ran when you tried.

You ter Just two kids, you and

I. Oh, (F)my, my, my, (Bb)my.

(Bb)Well, (F)I was sixteen when you denly I (C)wasn't that tle girl you used to see,

but your (Bb)eyes still shined like pretty lights.

And our (F)daddies used to joke about the two of us.

They (C)never be we'd real ly fall in love.

And our (Bb)mamas smiled and rolled their eyes and said,

(Gm7)'Oh, my my, my.'

Take me back to the creek beds we we turned up.

Said Our (C)Two A.

M., you ridin' in your truck,

and (Bb)all I need is you next to me.

Take me back to the time we man our y first the slam of to doors 'stead of kiss good you night.

After stayed outside till the in'

Oh, (F)my, my, my, my.

(Bb)Well,

(F)A few years had gone and come around.

We were (C)sittin' at our fav'rite spot in town and you (Bb)looked at me,

got down on one knee.

Take me back

And, (F)I'll be eightyseven, you'll be eightynine.

I'll still (C)look at you like the stars that shine (Bb)in the sky.

Oh, (Gm7)my, my my."