Hindu Love Gods - Raspberry beret

I was ^Bworkin' ^Apart-time in a ^E5-and-dime The ^Aboss was Mr. McGee ^B He told me several ^Atimes that he ^Edidn't like my kind 'Cause ^AI was a bit too leisurely ^B I always was ^Abusy doin' ^Esomethin' close to nothin' But ^Adifferent than the day before ^B That's when I ^Asaw her, ^Eoh, I saw her Walk ^Ain through the out door, out door^B

She wore a rasp^Aberry be^Eret The ^Akind you'd find in a second-hand ^Bstore Rasp^Aberry be^Eret ^AWhen it was warm, she didn't wear much ^Bmore Rasp^Aberry be^Eret, I think I ^F#love ^Bher, love ^{A E F# B A E F#}

^BI'm built the ^Away she was, ^Eshe had the nerve to ask me If I ^Ameant to do her any harm ^B So I put her ^Aon the back of my bike and ^EWe went riding down by ^AOld Man Johnson's farm^B Now rainy ^Adays never ^Eturned me on But ^Asomething 'bout the way the clouds and her mixed ^B She wasn't too ^Abright, but you know the ^Eway she kissed me ^AI knew she knew how to get her kicks, ^Byeah

She wore a rasp^Aberry be^Eret The ^Akind you'd find in a second-hand ^Bstore Rasp^Aberry be^Eret ^AWhen it was warm, she didn't wear much ^Bmore Rasp^Aberry be^Eret, I think I ^F#love ^Bher, yeah!

Rasp^Aberry be^Eret The ^Akind you'd find in a second-hand ^Bstore Rasp^Aberry be^Eret ^AWhen it was warm, she didn't wear much ^Bmore Rasp^Aberry be^Eret, I think I ^F#love ^Bher A rasp^Aberry be^Eret The ^Akind you find in a second-hand ^Bstore Rasp^Aberry be^Eret And ^Awhen it was warm, she didn't wear much ^Bmore Rasp^Aberry be^Eret, I think I ^F#love ^Bher A rasp^Aberry be^Eret The ^Akind you find in a second-hand ^Bstore Rasp^Aberry be^Eret