Alabama - Lady down on love

It's her ^Gfirst night on the town, since ^Bmshe was just 18. A ^Clady down on love, and ^Dout of hope and dreams. The ^Gties that once bound her, ^Bmnow are broke away. And ^Cshe's like a baby, just ^Dlearning how to ^Gplay. ^{C D C} She ^Gnever thought that love, could ^Bmever end so soon. Her ^Cmind drifts back in time, to a ^Dmid-summer moon. When ^Ghe asked her to marry, and she ^Bmgladly said “OK”. And a ^Cwoman came to be, from the ^Dgirl of yester^Gday. ^{C D C}

Now ^Gshe's a ^Bmlady, ^Cdown on ^Glove. ^GShe needs some^Bmbody, to ^Cgently pick her ^Gup. ^EmShe's got her ^Bmfreedom, but she'd ^Crather be ^Gbound, To a ^Cman who would love her,^D and never let her ^Gdown. ^E

Well ^AI know the lady, that's ^C#mdown on her love. Cause ^DI used to hold her, and ^Ehave that special touch. But ^Awork took me away, from ^C#mhome late at nights. And ^DI wasn't there, when ^Eshe turned out the lights. Then ^Aboth of us got lonely, and ^C#mI gave into lust. And ^Dshe just couldn't live, with a ^Eman she couldn't ^Atrust^D. ^{A D}

Now ^Ashe's a ^C#mlady, ^Ddown on ^Alove. ^AShe needs some^C#mbody, to ^Dgently pick her ^Aup. ^F#mShe's got her ^C#mfreedom, but she'd ^Drather be ^Abound, To a ^Dman who would love her, and ^Enever let her ^Adown.^{D A D}

Now ^Ashe's a ^C#mlady, ^DDown on ^Alove. ^{A C#m D A}