Rod Stewart - Maggie may

^DWake up, Maggie, I think I got^C some-thing to say to you: ^{G D}It's late September and I really should b^Ce back at school. ^G I kn^Cow I keep you amused, ^G but I feel I'm being use^Cd. ^D Oh, Magg^Amie, I couldn't have tried any mor^Bme. ^Am7 You lur^Amed me away from home, just to^D save you from being ^Amalone. ^D You stol^Ame my heart and that's what ^Dreally hurts. ^G The mor^Dning sun, when it's in your face re^Cally shows your age. ^G But that^D don't worry me none; in my ey^Ces you're everything. ^G I la^Cughed at all of your jokes, my l^Gove you didn't ^Cneed to coax, ^D Oh, Mag^Amgie I couldn't have tried any mor^Bme. ^Am7 You lur^Amed me away from home, just to^D save you from being ^Amalone. ^D You stol^Ame my soul that's a pain I c^Dan do without. ^G A^Dll I needed was a friend to le^Cnd a guiding hand. ^G But you turned i^Dnto a lover and Mother what a lov^Cer your wore me out. ^G A^Cll you did was wreck my bed, and in the ^Gmorning kick me in the ^Chead, ^D Oh, Maggie^Am I couldn't have tried ^Bmany more. ^Am You lur^Amed me away from home, 'cause^D you did'nt want to b^Ame alone. ^D You stol^Ame my heart I couldn't leave you if I^D tried. ^G I suppo^Dse I could collect my book^Cs and get back to school. ^G Or steal^D my daddy's cue and make ^Ca living out of playing pool. ^G Or f^Cind myself a rock and roll band that need^Gs a helping han^Cd, ^D Oh, Ma^Amggie, I wish I'd never see^Bmn your face. ^Am You made a first cla^Amss fool out of me, but I'm as^D blind as a fool can be^Am. ^D You stol^Ame my heart, but I love you an^Dyway. ^{G G}Maggie, I wish ^AmI never seen your f^Cace. ^{G G}I'll get on back home one^Am of these days. ^{C G}