WATCH OUT FOR LUCY

A  C#7  F#m  D 
A  E7  A  E7 

Now A  my friend Bill was just a D  working lad
And he C#  liked to have his D  fun.
He'd like to A  find a girl and get E  comfortable
When his D  working day was E7  done.
He would F#m  spend all his money on a C#7  Friday night,
D  Wake up in the morning A  broke,
But he F#m  had a run in with little C#7  Lucy then;
BeD lieve me that ain't no E7  joke.

A  Watch C#7  out for F#m  Lucy, D 
A  Though she C#7  may look F#m  frail. D 
Said, "ExA cuse me, C#7  Lucy,
F#m  Darling don't you D  use me;
A  I don't want to E7  land in A  jail."

A  C#7  F#m  D 
A  E7  A  E7 

She A  started out working in a D  cafe,
Picking C#  money up on the D  side.
She was A  free and easy, E  everybody's friend,
But she D  couldn't be satisE7 fied.
So now F#m  in walks Bill with his C#7  cash in his hand,
His D  heart upon his A  sleeve.
We F#m  tried to warn him aC#7 bout her ways,
We D  never did sucE7 ceed.

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A  C#7  F#m  D 
A  E7  A  E7 

Well, the A  trap was sprung for D  poor old Bill;
You should have C#  heard little Lucy D  sing
"I want a A  Cadillac car, a E  beautiful home,
And a D  thousand dollar E7  ring."
They F#m  found our hero in the C#7  gutter
With a D  diamond ring and a A  gun.
He'd F#m  done it for the love of C#7  Lucy
And D  ended up on the E7  run.

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