Bob Dylan - Easy and slow

It was ^Gdown by ^DChristchurch that I^C first met with A^Gnnie A ^Emneat little girl, a^Cnd not a b^Dit shy She ^Gtold me her ^Dfather had c^Came from Dun^Ggannon Woul^Emd take her back ^Ghome in the ^Csweet bye-and-^Gbye ^{C G}

And ^Cwhat's it to any man, ^Gwhether or no ^CWhether I'm easy or ^Gwhether I'm ^Dtrue As I li^Cfted her petticoat, ea^Gsy and slow And I ^Emrolled back my s^Gleeve to u^Cnbuckle her sh^Goe ^{C G}

It ^Gwas first down T^Dhomas Street, and in o^Cut by the L^Giffey The ^Emsun had gone down and the e^Cvening grew d^Dark And d^Gown by Kings Br^Didge, and by l^Cord, in a ^Gjiffy Me ^Emarms was a^Ground her, be^Cyond in the p^Gark

And ^Cwhat's it to any man, ^Gwhether or no ^CWhether I'm easy or ^Gwhether I'm ^Dtrue As I li^Cfted her petticoat, ea^Gsy and slow And I ^Emrolled back my s^Gleeve to u^Cnbuckle her sh^Goe ^{C G}

Now in c^Gity or c^Dountry, a g^Cirl is a je^Gwel And ^Emwell built for gripping, as ^Cmost of them ^Dare Ah, but ^Gany young ^Dman would be r^Ceally a f^Gool To try^Em it the firs^Gt time, to g^Co a bit f^Gar

And ^Cwhat's it to any man, ^Gwhether or no ^CWhether I'm easy or ^Gwhether I'm ^Dtrue As I li^Cfted her petticoat, ea^Gsy and slow And I ^Emrolled back my s^Gleeve to u^Cnbuckle her sh^Goe ^{C G}

Now i^Gf I a chan^Dce your in the to^Cwn of Dun^Ggannon You may ^Emsearch till your eyeballs are^C empty and^D blind Be it ^Gsitting or ^Dwalking or^C running or s^Gtanding A ^Emgirl like A^Gnnie you n^Cever will f^Gind

And ^Cwhat's it to any man, ^Gwhether or no ^CWhether I'm easy or ^Gwhether I'm ^Dtrue As I li^Cfted her petticoat, ea^Gsy and slow And I ^Emrolled back my s^Gleeve to u^Cnbuckle her sh^Goe ^{C G}