I'm A Bad, Bad Man chords and lyrics - MARY MARTIN, JOHN RAITT

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[Verse 1]
[D]I'm honored, I'm [Em]flattered,
this greeting [D]really mattered.
This [Em]wel come is grand,
but I'm [A]really con[D]cerned.
[C#]I like you[F#]r attention,
but this I have to men[B]tion.
[D]You're [A]playing with [B]fire,
and [E]you're apt [Em]to get bu[D]rned.[A]
[D]There's a girl in
Tennessee who, sorry, she met [A]up with me,
[D]can't go back to
Tennessee.
I'm a [Em]bad, [A]bad [D]man.
There's a girl in
Omaha, but I ran faster [A]than her paw,
[D]can't go back to
Omaha.
I'm a [Em]bad, [A]bad [D]man.
There's [Em]a girl in
Wyom[Fdim]ing, and they're com[D]bing
Wyom[B]ing
To find [F#m]the man in wh[C#]ite wh[F#m]o was
[Em]out with her t[B]hat [D]night
[F#m]There's [D]a girl in
Arkansas, the sheriff [A]is
her brother -in -law
Can[D]'t go back to
[F#m]Arkansas, [B]I'm a bad[E], bad[A] man[D]
I'm enlightene[Em]d but fr[Fdim]ightened,
though my [F#m]in ter[D]est you've lig[B]htened.
It might [F#m]turn out to b[C#m]e that[F#m] you're
[D]much too [E]much [B]for [A]me.[Em][F#m]
[Em]So I[D]'ll go back to my tent,
and someday when you're [A]old and bent,
[D]Think of hours you [G]might [F#m]have s[B]pent with a b[E]ad,
[A]bad, [D]bad.