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CThey found Mary Bellows cAmuffed to the bed DmWith a rag in her mouth anGd a bullet in her head FO pooGr Mary BCellows G CShe d grown up hungry sheAm d grown up poor DmShe left her home in arGkansaw FO pooGr Mary BCellows G CShe wanted to see the dAmeep blue sea DmShe travelled across olG' Tennessee FO pooGr Mary BCellows G CShe met a man along Amthe way DmHe introduced himself asG Richard Slade FO pooGr Mary BCellows G CPoor Mary thought that she mAmight die DmWhen she saw the ocean for the Gfirst time FO pooGr Mary BCellows G CShe checked into a chAmeap little place DmRichard Slade carried her Gold suitcase FO pooGr Mary BCellows G CI m a good girl sir shAme said to him DmI couldn t possibly permGit you in FO pooGr Mary BCellows G CSlade tipped his hat aAmnd winked his eye DmAnd turned away withGout goodbye FO pooGr Mary BCellows G CShe sat on her bed and Amthought of home DmWith the sea breeze whistlGing all alone FO pooGr Mary BCellows G CIn hope and loneliness sheAm crossed the floor DmAnd undid the latch on tGhe front door FO pooGr Mary BCellows G CThey found her the next day Amcuffed to the bed DmA rag in her mouth and a buGllet in her head FO pooGr Mary BCellows G CSo mothers keep Amyour girls at home DmDon t let them journey Gall alone CTell them this world is Amfull of danger DmAnd to shun the company ofG strangers
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