Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers - Last dance with maryjane

^Amshe grew up in a India^Gna town Had a goo^Dd lookin' momma who never was around ^Am But she gr^Amew up tall, and she grew up r^Gight With them Indian^Da boys on an Indiana night ^Am

^AmWell she moved down here at ^Gthe age of eighteen she ble^Dw the boys away, it was more then t^Amhey'd seen I was int^Amroduced and we both started groo^Gvin' She said “I ^Ddig ya baby but I got to ^Amkeep movin'” ...^Gon, keep mov^Din' on

^DLast dance with Maryjane One more time to kill the pain ^{A D}I feel summer creepin' in and i'm tired of this town again ^A

^AmWell I don't know but i^G've been told ^Dyou'll never slow down and you'l^Aml never grow old ^AmI'm tired of screwing up, i'm tire^Gd of being down ^DI'm tired of myself and i'm ti^Amred of this town ^Amoh my my, oh h^Gell yes ^DHoney put on that pa^Amrty dress ^AmBuy me a drink, sing m^Ge a song ^Dtake me as I come 'cause I ^Amcan't stay long

^DLast dance with Maryjane One more time to kill the pain ^{A D}I feel summer creepin' in and i'm tired of this town again ^A

^AmThere's pidgeons down i^Gn Market Square ^DShe's standing in her und^Amerwear ^AmLookin' down from a hot^Gel room ^DNightfall will be co^Amming soon ^AmOh my my, oh hell yes^{G D}You've got to put on tha^Amt party dress ^AmIt was too cold to cry when ^GI woke up alone ^DI hit the last number, I walke^Amd to the road

^DLast dance with Maryjane One more time to kill the pain ^{A D}I feel summer creepin' in and i'm tired of this town again ^A