Jimmy Buffett - My lovely lady

^CWhen I pay my ^Gbills Gonna ^Fleave these Tennessee ^Chills ^AmTake my lady to the ^Gsea That's ^Cwhere we both come ^Gfrom That's ^Fwhere we both ^Cbelong ^AmThink I'll go back to the ^GKeys

'Cause ^FI don't want the fame that brings ^Cconfusion Where ^Fpeople recognize you on a ^Amplane ^FAll I want's the quiet and the ^Ccomforts That ^Dlivin' with my ^Glovely lady ^Cbrings

^CSomehow we ^Gsurvived the ^Fdouble talk and ^Cjive ^AmThings are looking better all the ti^Gme ^CI owe her all I ^Gcan 'cause she^F made me ^Cunderstand ^AmThe simple way that we should live our ^Glives

And ^FI don't want the fame that brings ^Cconfusion Where ^Fpeople recog^Gnize you on a ^Amplane ^FAll I want's the quiet and the ^Ccomforts That ^Dlivin' with my ^Glovely lady ^Cbrings

^CLet me tell^G you now she ^Fcan eat her own ^Cweight up in crab meat ^AmAnd there's plenty of that down there by the ^Gsea ^CWell we're sailin' in those ^Gwarm December ^Fbreezes ^CSendin' picture postcards ^Amback to ^GTennessee

Yes ^Fand I don't want the fame that brings ^Cconfusion Where ^Fpeople ^Grecognize you on a ^Amplane ^FAll I want's the quiet and the ^Ccomforts That l^Divin' with my ^Glovely lady b^Crings Yeah that ^Dlivin' with my ^Glovely lady ^Cbrings