Hal Ketchum - I miss my mary

^GA threadbare alib^Ci, a lifetime full of pr^Gomise Fell from my Mary's eyes as she saw the screen door sw^Ding The b^Caby never w^Goke, he lay cr^Emadled in her tr^Cembl^Ging He lay safe and never kn^Cowing what my l^Deaving would br^Gin^Gsus4g ^G

^GI draw my pay down on the d^Cocks, I send it off to M^Gary I might hold back a dollar and wash this pain out of my b^Dack But the p^Cain keeps getting cl^Gearer and Mary your f^Emace just keeps on f^Cad^Ging Now the light shines through this b^Cottle, memor^Dies all fade to bl^Gack

Well, I'll s^Cee you out on the street tonight I'm a l^Gover of a drink, l^Gover of a fight H^Cold my own on the dark side of this t^Gown Yes, I'm t^Cough as nails, got a heart of steel I will n^Gever fear, for I will never f^Emeel And ^Cone more round would surely set me r^Dight I miss my Mary ton^Gight

They call me the old man in this b^Car, my sleeves rolled up and sh^Gowing Faint blue souvenirs of love and places I have b^Deen ^COne says, "U.S. N^Gavy," and this ^Emone says "Darling M^Car^Gy" Now, my Mary's turned to ^Cashes and the ^Docean's turned to g^Gin

Well, I'll s^Cee you out on the street tonight I'm a l^Gover of a drink, l^Gover of a fight H^Cold my own on the dark side of this t^Gown Yes, I'm t^Cough as nails, got a heart of steel I will n^Gever fear, for I will never f^Emeel And ^Cone more round would surely set me r^Dight I miss my Mary ton^Gight Yeah, ^Cone more round would surely set me r^Dight I miss my Mary ton^Gight