Sweet Mary

Chris Velan

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Tono:
G It was the year of our father
C G D Nineteen-hundred and seventy-six in JA
Em C G When I first met my Mary, quite contrary to what
D My mother did say
G C She was a mountain girl come to Spanish Town
G D I was only there for a while
Em C But when I think back on all the love we shared
G D I just can't but help to smile
G C We spent one whole long year together
G D And at the end, I had to go
Em C By my Mary's side, I wept and cried
G D I'd never been laid so low
G C She said, Boy when you first met me
G D You were as green as a mango tree
Em C Hmm, but now you are a man, go back to your land
G D But first listen carefully [Chorus]
G C You can smoke two pounds of Cali herb by yourself then
G D Try to stand on your head
Em C No matter how high you get, you'll never forget
G D G The wonders of Mary's bed [Verse]
G C Now my Mary's sweet smell was in my nose
G D And her vision, it robbed me blind
Em C And as I crossed the sea, it occurred to me
G D That I left myself behind
G C She was my natural mystic, sweet sugarplum
G D I still ask, why did I go
Em C They say your first love is your hardest love
G D And I'd have to say that's so
G C And it's a day and another day and a way and another way
G D Had a family once but they're gone
Em C Now it don't strike me as weird, there's grey in my beard
G D But her words still linger on [Chorus]
G C You can smoke two pounds of Cali herb by yourself then
G D Try to stand on your head
Em C No matter how high you get, you'll never forget
G D G The wonders of Mary's bed [Verse]
G C Now there's nothing for me left here 'cept some broken dreams
G D Disappointments, I've had a few
Em C But there's this place I know where the mangroves grow
G D And there's just one thing left to do
G C I'll go back to my Mary's bed, plant a kiss on her head
G D And pretend that time just stood still
Em C Then I can live out my life like it should have been
G D And the rest will be what it will
G C So I went back to the bar where we first met
G D Asked the bartender, where could she be
Em C And as he poured me a beer, he said, last year
G D She left this world peacefully
G C Then every man in the bar looked at me
G D They said, old man don't you see
Em C That we were all touched by Mary just like you
G D Now she lives on in our memories [Chorus]
G C And we all can smoke two pounds of Cali herb by ourselves then
G D Try to stand on our heads
Em C No matter how high we get, we'll never forget
G D G The wonders of Mary's bed
G C And we can run two hundred miles through a ganja field until
G D All we see is red
Em C And we can shout it out, were still thinking about
G D G The wonders of Mary's bed
G C And so we sing, jump around sweet Mary
G D You know we all have to move along
Em C You never know what you've got in this cruel world
G D G Until you realize it's gone
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