G C Maggie's up each morning at four amG C By five behind the counter at the dinerG C And her trucker friends out on the road will soon be stopping inF C D7 G As the lights go on at Cafe Carol-inaG C Maggie's been a waitress here most all her lifeG C Thirty years of coffee cups and sore feetG C The mountains around Ashville she's never seen the other sideF C D7 G And closer now to fifty than to for-ty[Chorus]C G Maggie's never had a love she said she's never had enoughC D7 G C Time to let a man into her life aw but Maggie has a dreamG C D7 G She's had since she was seventeen to find a husband and be a wife [Verse]G C Maggie knows the truckers most by first nameG C What they'll have to say and what they'll orderG C And they take her in their stories to places far awayF C D7 G And then leave her with the dishes dreams and quar-ters [Chorus]C G Maggie's never had a love she said she's never had enoughC D7 G C Time to let a man into her life aw but Maggie has a dreamG C D7 G She's had since she was seventeen to find a husband and be a wifeDm And she relies upon the jukebox on the lonely afternoonC But when the business starts to slow down she plays the saddest tunesF C F C And she stares off down the highway and she wonders where it goesD7 Nobody to go home to and it's almost time to close
Maggies Song
Don Williams
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