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"MaryJane"
Drunken Prayer
"Into The Missionfield" (Fluff & Gravy Records)
Written by Morgan C. Geer
intro:   Am    C    D    Am    C  G  
Well I Gsee for B7me a Emdream in New G7Orleans
Lay me Cdown by the Dold Lake PontcharGtrain (hey hey Dhey)
We'll Grock and we'll B7roll he Emmathematician's G7gold
CFinally rainDdogs will have their GdayD  G  
chorus:
AmTimes a-Dwasting GMaryJaneG7  
AmTimes a-Dwasting GMaryJane
She said G'09 was unB7kind to a Emgypsy heart like G7mine
walking Cshoes tend to Dfollow a wandering Geye (ay Dya ya)
The Gtrains run on B7time down the EmSt Charles Avenue G7line
Hearts will Ccrawl when they Dfall for the running GkindD  G  
(And I'm the running kind)
Chorus
It's Glonely at the B7Saturn Bar at a Emquarter to 3 I wonder G7where you are
Easy Cgo little Dcastles in the Gsand, aw Dman
When the Gsun rose on St B7Claude that day
Big EmEasy dreams they had G7washed away
Where's a Cbird without a Dwire to GlandD  G  
Chorus (2x)
Am  C  D  Am  C  G

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Maryjane

by Drunken Prayer

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"MaryJane"

Drunken Prayer

"Into The Missionfield" (Fluff & Gravy Records)

Written by Morgan C. Geer

Am C D Am C G

intro:

G B7 Em G7

Well I see for me a dream in New Orleans

C D G D

Lay me down by the old Lake Pontchartrain (hey hey hey)

G B7 Em G7

We'll rock and we'll roll he mathematician's gold

C D G D G

Finally raindogs will have their day

chorus:

Am D G G7

Times a-wasting MaryJane

Am D G

Times a-wasting MaryJane

G B7 Em G7

She said '09 was unkind to a gypsy heart like mine

C D G D

walking shoes tend to follow a wandering eye (ay ya ya)

G B7 Em G7

The trains run on time down the St Charles Avenue line

C D G D G

Hearts will crawl when they fall for the running kind

(And I'm the running kind)

Chorus

G B7 Em G7

It's lonely at the Saturn Bar at a quarter to 3 I wonder where you are

C D G D

Easy go little castles in the sand, aw man

G B7

When the sun rose on St Claude that day

Em G7

Big Easy dreams they had washed away

C D G D G

Where's a bird without a wire to land

Chorus (2x)

Am C D Am C G

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