Cheryl Wheeler - Frequently wrong but never in doubt

I re^Gmember when George used to ^Cadd9come to our house For a ^Dsus4meeting of ^Done of his ^Gclubs He would often drive down, 'cause we ^Cadd9lived close to town Where the ^Dsus4pulse of the ^Dbig business ^Gwas

He belonged to the Yacht Club, the ^Cadd9Truckers, the Shriners Though ^Dsus4he had no ^Dboat and no ^Grig Still, he'd eat roast beef dinners and ^Cadd9hobnob with winners And ^Dsus4wait 'til he ^Dhit something ^Gbig

But be^Cfore he could get that big ^Gfish on the ^Dline They let ^Ceveryone ^Gin and ^Amruined the ^DShrine And he was ^Geasily riled and ^Clikely to shout ^DFrequently wrong, but never in ^Gdoubt ^{C G}

His friends called him Skippy, but ^Cadd9he had no family 'Til ^Dsus4my mother's ^Dfolks took him ^Gin Just a short blond and wavy, ^Cadd9boy from the navy And ^Dsus4he never ^Dleft home a^Ggain

How ^Che married Agnes, oh, ^GI'll never ^Dknow She was ^Cgracious and ^Ggentle and ^Amshe loved him ^Dso And he was ^Ggrand in her eyes when ^Cthey would go out And ^Dfrequently wrong, but never in ^Gdoubt ^{C G}

Oh, ^AmI guess he ^Ghad a big ^Ctime ^DSharing the ^Amsecret ^Dsymbol^C With ^Ammasters e^Glect of the ^Cnight ^DDown at the ^AmBoumi ^DTem^Gple ^{C D G}

Well, I guess he was crazy, I ^Cadd9think he was lonely My ^Dsus4mother was ^Dhis best ^Gfriend He hollered and cried the ^Cadd9day that she died And ^Dsus4I rarely ^Dsaw him a^Ggain

And I ^Cguess I've forgotten since ^GI was a ^Dkid I don't ^Cknow why we ^Gloved him, I ^Amjust know we ^Ddid And he was ^Geasily riled, ^Clikely to shout ^DFrequently wrong, but never in ^Gdoubt ^{C G}