Doc Watson - The telephone girl

^AHere of late I feel so strange I'm ^Ehappy and I'm ^Asad The ^Eway my feelings ^E7are sometimes I think they'll drive me ^Amad A ^Apretty little girl with frizzy curls came ^Ehere a week a^Ago To w^Aork upon the t^A/Bel -^A/C#e- p^Dhone, And sh'^Esaid, hello, hell^Ao

^AHello, hello, her sweet hello, her ^Evoice like music ^Arings It's ^Esweeter than the ^E7whippoorwill, that in the moonlight ^Asings As the ^Abell boy here at this hotel I'm ^Ealways on the ^Ago And^A then she'll r^A/Bing ^A/C#that ^Dtelephone, and ^Esay hello, hell^Ao ^{E A}

I ^Ahaven't spoken to her yet, I've ^Ebeen in such a ^Adaze Alt^Ehough sometimes she ^E7looks at me, with a sort of a distant ^Agaze That I ^Afeel so weak, I cannot speak, my ^Eheart is beating ^Aso And^A then she'll r^A/Bing ^A/C#that ^Dtelephone, and ^Esay hello, hell^Ao

I ^Asee her as she walks along in ^Esunshine and in ^Arain I can ^Ehear her midst the ^E7jangle of the elevated ^Atrain I'd ^Abuy for us a little place where ^Ehoneysuckle ^Agrow She^A could meet me^A/B at ^A/C#the ^Dgarden gate and ^Esay hello, hell^Ao

In a^About a year, she married me and ^Ethen we settled ^Adown In a ^Epretty little ^E7bungalow not very far from ^Atown At n^Aight as I go home from work my ^Eheart is beating ^Aso She'^All kiss me ^A/Bat t^A/C#he do^Dor and ^Esay hello, he^Allo, hello