Gene Clark - Fair and tender ladies

^AMy daddy ^Bmwas a handsome ^Agambler he had a ^Bmchain five miles ^F#mlong On every l^Dink a ^Bmheart gets d^Eangled of another ^Dmaid ^Bmhe loved and ^E wronged He told to ^Bmyou some loving ^Astory He'd make you ^Bmthink he'd leave them ^F#mtrue D Bm E D Bm ^EBut love grows cold as love grows older and fades away like morning dew I'd rather ^Bmbe in some dark ^Ahollow where the ^Bmsun refused to^F#m shine Than to ^Dlive ^Bmhere in ^EMissouri with your ^Dmemory ^Bmalways on my ^Emind Come all ye ^Bmfair and tender l^Aadies take warning ^Bmhow your court your^F#m man They're like a ^Dstar on^Bm a summer mornin^Eg First they app^Dear ^Bmthen they're gone agai^En

Come all ye ^Bmfair and tender l^Aadies take warning ^Bmhow your court your^F#m man They're like a ^Dstar on^Bm a summer mornin^Eg First they app^Dear ^Bmthen they're gone agai^En