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Capo: 2
A Girl in Port Okkervil River The Stage Names (2007) Capo 2nd Fret Chorus:
FLet fall your Fsoft and swaying sCkirt; let fall your Fshoes; let fall your sDmhirt. I'm not the Flady-killing sCort. Enough to Fhurt F a girl in porCt.
Verse:
FMarie's gone Fblonde, and lost a sCtone. She lay on her Flawn, spun and alDmone. And when the Fmorning sun, it rCose upon FMarie, and her lacy cDmlothes. It lit her Fup, and she walked arCound the winding Fstreets of Camden tDmown. She don't know Fwho she wants to Cbe, but if I Fknew, F I’d tell CMarie.
Chorus And Cindy tells me she's had fun, Sitting back stage,someone's plus one. Up in her room,the records spin a needle in the grooves that she's worn thin. Well, she lifts her sleeve and she sees a name. And she's got a smile on her face And she's got a story you can't see Well, that's just between that name and Cindy. Interlude: F Gsus4 F And before Holly made her way Over the sea and far away, She's telling me inside her car driving us back from the Crystal Corner bar. I lost her there; I fell from hell Cut some fresh pieces from myself Then for a second something in me Said leave today, it's time, Holly. Interlude Oh, I'm a weak and lonely sort, Though I'm not sailing just for sport. I've come to feel out on the sea These urgent lives press against me. I'm just aghast; I'm not a part My tender head with my easy heart. These several years out on the sea Made me empty, cold, and clear pour yourself into me. Chorus