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Mercury Blues

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[Intro]
D
[Verse 1]
Well if DI had money, tell you what I'd do
I'd Dgo downtown, buy a Mercury or two
GCrazy bout a Mercury, Lord I'm Dcrazy bout a Mercury
Gonna Bmbuy me a Mercury and Acruise it up & down the Droad
[Verse 2]
Well the Dgirl I loved, stole her from a friend
DHe got lucky stole her back again
She Gheard he had a Mercury, Lord she's cDrazy bout a Mercury
Gonna Bmbuy me a Mercury and Acruise it up and down the Droad
[Solo]
D G D Bm A D
[Verse 3]
Well Dhey now woman don't you look so fine
DDrivin round in your Mercury 49
GCrazy bout a Mercury, Lord I'm Dcrazy bout a Mercury
I'm gonna Bmbuy me a Mercury and Acruise it up and down the Droad
[Solo]
D G D Bm A D
[Verse 4]
Well my Dbaby went out, she didn't stay long
DBought herself a Mercury come a-cruisin' home
She's Gcrazy bout a Mercury, yeah she's Dcrazy bout a Mercury
I'm gonna Bmbuy me a Mercury and Acruise it up and down the Droad, oh cruise now
[Solo]
D G D Bm A D
[Verse 5]
DN.C.
Well if I had money, tell you what I'd do
DN.C.
I'd go downtown buy a Mercury or two
GCrazy bout a Mercury, Lord I'm Dcrazy bout a Mercury
I'm gonna Bmbuy me a Mercury and Acruise it up and down the Groad
I'm gonna Bmbuy me a Mercury and Acruise it up and down the Groad
I'm gonna Bmbuy me a Mercury and Acruise it up and down the Droad.
[Solo / Outro]
D G D Bm A D
D G D Bm A G
Bm A G Bm A D
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The story behind the song

Alan Jackson is a country singer-songwriter known for his "neotraditional country" style. He has released numerous albums and is recognized for writing many of his own songs. This song, appearing on his album "A Lot About Livin' (and a Little 'Bout Love)", embodies the classic country sound he's known for. It plays like a joyful ode to a particular kind of American classic.

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