Natalie Merchant - If no one ever marries me
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If No One Ever Marries Me - Natalie Merchant
From the album 'Leave Your Sleep' (2010)
Lyrics from a poem by Laurence Alma-Tadema (1865-1940)
Chorded by Leonard
The first G chords in intro and verses need some variation on the B-string: 3 to 1 to 0.
F F G F F Dm
Well if Fno one ever marries me
And I Fdon't see why they should
GNurse says I'm not pretty
And you Fknow I'm seldom Fgood, seldom Dmgood
Well if Fno one ever marries me
I Fshan't mind very much
I'll Gbuy a squirrel in a cage
And a Flittle rabbit-Fhutch
If no one Fmarries me
If no one DmmarFries Gme
If no one Fmarries me
If no one DmmarFries Gme
Well if no one Dmmarries me
FI'll have a cottage near a wood
And a Fpony all my own
A Glittle lamb quite clean and tame
That FI can take to Ftown
FWhen I'm really getting old
At Ftwenty-eight or nine
I'll Gbuy myself a little orphan-girl
AndF bring her up as Fmine
If no one Fmarries me
If no one DmmarFries Gme
If no one Fmarries me
No one DmmarFries Gme
Well if no one Fmarries me
DmMarFries Gme
Well if no one Fmarries me
DmMarFries Gme
Well if no one Dmmarries me