Milburn - Lucy lovemenot

^FWrites down a ^Gnote and leaves it ^Amwaiting on the side, ^FPut&#8^G217;s her lipst^Amick on and turns off all the lights, ^AmThen it&^F#8217;s out the door, O^Gnto the floor, Of ^Amevery bar in town, ^FGot to let the ^Gfellas know that ^Amshe still get’s around,

Oh ^Fshe&^Em;#8217;s, L^Amucy Lovemenot, Oh ^Fshe&^Em;#8217;s, L^Amucy Lovemenot,

Wakes up to ^Ffind herself in ^Gdifferent compa^Amny, ^FLast thing that ^Gshe recalls is ^Amdropping to her knees, Then it&am^Fp;#8217;s out the ^Gdoor with no remorse, Or ^Amfeelings of regret, ^FIt’s jus^Gt another mem^Amory which helps her to forget, That ^Fshe&^Em#8217;s, Lu^Amcy Lovemenot, ^{F Em}Lucy Loveme^Amnot,

^FShe used to ^Gbe the girl that ^Amall the men pine for, ^FShe used to ^Gbe the girl that ^Ameveryone adored,

But now she&am^Fp;#8217;s broken ^Gand she’s haggard, But she ^Amstill likes to pretend, And ^Fevery once u^Gpon a while, she&am^Amp;#8217;s that same girl again,

Ohh^Fh, ^EmLucy Loveme^Amnot, Ohh^Fh, ^EmLucy Loveme^Amnot, F* Em* Am* It’s Lucy Lovemenot