Sheryl Crow - Oh marie

^GHere she comes, she's ^F#all dressed up in ^Cdai^Emsies ^GHalf the time you'd sw^F#ear that she is ^Ccra^Emzy ^AmFlowered drinks and a low-cut dress ^BThat's the way I know her best She s^Amays she's lonely, how could she be' ^BEvery night she's got company

^COh, Ma^Emrie ^DI sure ^Chope you're ^Bmhappy ^{Am C}Oh, Ma^Emrie What about m^De, ^C Ma^Bmrie ^Am

^GShe likes tye way she l^F#ooks in her cam^Caro^{Em G}She likes lingerie but ^F#he prefers the somb^Crer^Emo ^AmShe's so famous on the block She st^Bumbles home around four o'clock She c^Amlaims the guys are hard to please She wears t^Been perfume behind her knees

^GAll day long she f^F#ills me up with ^Cdog^Emma ^GShe's all magazines and ^F#benzedrine and ^Cvod^Emka There ^Amwas one man she truly loved He took ^Beverything but her bear-skin rug And ^Amnow and then it's clear to me That n^Beed is love and love is need

^COh, Mar^Emie ^DWhat are you lo^Coking fo^Bmr ^{Am C}Oh, Mari^Eme ^DAllways an ^Copen ^Bmdoor ^{Am D}What are you l^Cooking fo^Bmr ^{Am G}