Cousin Mary – Fludd MP3 2 Fret A Harmonica 116
Cousin Mary – Fludd MP3 2 Fret A Harmonica 116
Cousin Mary – Fludd MP3 2 Fret A Harmonica 116
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<strong>Cousin</strong> <strong>Mary</strong> <strong>–</strong> <strong>Fludd</strong> <strong>MP3</strong> 2 nd <strong>Fret</strong> A <strong>Harmonica</strong> <strong>116</strong><br />
Intro: Riff: <strong>Harmonica</strong> and guitar G Am C G x2<br />
G Am<br />
<strong>Cousin</strong> <strong>Mary</strong> was a lady<br />
C G<br />
who could really hold her own<br />
G Am<br />
She went fighting her her country Jim = As is G <strong>Harmonica</strong><br />
C G<br />
She went fighting for her home Dave = 5 th fret C <strong>Harmonica</strong><br />
D Em<br />
Then there's the time she lost her husband<br />
Am7 Em<br />
He was fighting for the right<br />
G Am<br />
She'll be leaving in the morning<br />
C G<br />
Won't you please say goodnight<br />
Riff: <strong>Harmonica</strong> and guitar G Am C G<br />
G Am<br />
All the money in the world<br />
C G<br />
Couldn't tie old <strong>Mary</strong> down<br />
Am<br />
you can believe her when she tells you<br />
C G<br />
she's had her turn around<br />
D Em<br />
There could be knights and kings and armoured horses (Background voices)<br />
Am7 Em<br />
Waiting just to fight (Some harmonica)<br />
G Am<br />
She'll be leaving in the morning<br />
C G<br />
won't you please say goodnight<br />
G Am<br />
She'll be leaving in the morning<br />
C G<br />
wont' you please say goodnight<br />
D G<br />
ohhhh lovely lady<br />
D G Am C<br />
Ohhhh lovely lady always out there (pause)<br />
G Am<br />
She'll be leaving in the morning<br />
C G<br />
Won't you please take good care<br />
Riff: <strong>Harmonica</strong> and guitar G Am C G<br />
Repeat last 4 lines and riff again
<strong>Cousin</strong> <strong>Mary</strong> <strong>–</strong> <strong>Fludd</strong> <strong>MP3</strong> <strong>116</strong><br />
Intro: Riff: <strong>Harmonica</strong> and guitar C Dm F C x2<br />
C Dm<br />
<strong>Cousin</strong> <strong>Mary</strong> was a lady<br />
F C<br />
who could really hold her own<br />
C Dm<br />
She went fighting her her country<br />
F C<br />
She went fighting for her home<br />
G Am<br />
Then there's the time she lost her husband<br />
Dm7 Am<br />
He was fighting for the right<br />
C Dm<br />
She'll be leaving in the morning<br />
F C<br />
Won't you please say goodnight<br />
Riff: <strong>Harmonica</strong> and guitar C Dm F C<br />
C Dm<br />
All the money in the world<br />
F C<br />
Couldn't tie old <strong>Mary</strong> down<br />
Dm<br />
you can believe her when she tells you<br />
F C<br />
she's had her turn around<br />
G Am<br />
There could be knights and kings and armoured horses (Background voices)<br />
Dm7 Am<br />
Waiting just to fight (Some harmonica)<br />
C Dm<br />
She'll be leaving in the morning<br />
F C<br />
won't you please say goodnight<br />
C Dm<br />
She'll be leaving in the morning<br />
F C<br />
wont' you please say goodnight<br />
G C<br />
ohhhh lovely lady<br />
G C Dm F<br />
Ohhhh lovely lady always out there (pause)<br />
C Dm<br />
She'll be leaving in the morning<br />
F C<br />
Won't you please take good care<br />
Riff: <strong>Harmonica</strong> and guitar C Dm F C<br />
Repeat last 4 lines and riff again
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