Mary Jo
Ton : EEnglish
EMary Jo, sitting alone
BDrinking tea, on her own
She Awants...I don't know what you Ewant
EMary Jo, living alone
BDrinking gin the telly's on
She AWants
The night to follow Eday and back F#magain
She doesn't want to G#msleep
Well who could Ablame her if she Ewants ?
The night to follow F#mday and backG#m again
She doesn't want to Bsleep
Well who could Ablame her, if she Bsleeps ?
Well who could Ablame her, if she Bsleeps ?
Well who could Ablame her, if she's Esleeping ?
EMary Jo, back with yourself
For Bcompany, keep telling yourself you're Ayoung
It'll happen Esoon
EMary Jo, no one can see
What Byou've been through
Now you've got love to Aburn
It's someone else's Eturn to go through F#mHell
Now you can see them G#mcome fromA fifty yards
Yeah you can Etell
It's someone else's F#mturn to take a G#mfall
And now you are the Bone who's strong Aenough to help them
The Bone who's strong Aenough to help them
The Bone who's strong Aenough to help them Eall
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C#mMary Jo, you're looking thin
BYou're reading a book, "The State I Am In"
But Aoh, it doesn't help Eat all
C#mWhat you want is a cigarette
And a Bthespian with a caravanette in AHull
your life is never Edull in your F#mdreams
A pity that it G#mnever seems to Awork the way you sEee it
Your Life is never F#mdull in your G#mhead
A sorry tale of Baction and the Amen you left for
BWomen, and the Amen you left for
BIntrigue, and the Amen you left for Edead.