my little lady

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[Intro 1]
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[Verse 1]
1. I had [A]a gal, oh,
[D]what a gal, [G]her name was Haydee [C]Brown. I'd take
[A]her out, to ride [D]about,
when [G]the moon was shining [C]down. We'd sit
[A]alone, when we got [D]home,
out in the [G]old porch [C]swing. Then the [F]dear
little [C]miss, would give me a kiss,
while [D]sweetly to her I would [G]sing:
Oh, [C]Haydee, my little [F]lady,
[C]I l[G]ove no one but y[C]ou. Oh, Haydee, my
little [F]lady, [C]won't [G]you lov[Em]e me,[G]
[C]too? We'll get [F]married in June, and
have a [C]long honeymoon,
then [D]settle down for [G]life. Oh, [C]Haydee, my
little [F]lady, [C]won't you [G]be my [C]wife?
2. I had [A]a gal, oh, [D]what a pal,
she [G]left me alone one [C]day. I didn't
[A]mind, because I [D]find,
they most [G]always do you that [C]way. So, I [F]went
about [C]to try n' find out,
if an[D]other gal I couldn't [G]find. In [F]less
than a day, I'd [C]met Sadie Mae,
now I [D]hand her the [G]same old line:
Oh, [C]Sadie, my little [F]lady,
I [C]love [G]no one but [C]you. Oh, Sadie, my
little [F]lady, [G]won't you love me,
[C]too? We'll get [F]married in June, and
[C]have a long honeymoon,
[E]then set[D]tle down for lif[G]e. Oh, Sad[C]ie, my little
[F]lady, [F]won[G]'t you be my wife?
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