Watch Out For Lucy

		WATCH OUT FOR LUCY

>		A  C#7  F#m  D
>		A  E7  A  E7

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

		 Watch  out for  Lucy, 
		 Though she  may look  frail. 
		Said, "Excuse me,  Lucy,
		 Darling don't you  use me;
		 I don't want to  land in  jail."

>		A  C#7  F#m  D
>		A  E7  A  E7

		She  started out working in a  cafe,
		Picking  money up on the  side.
		She was  free and easy,  everybody's friend,
		But she  couldn't be satisfied.
		So now  in walks Bill with his  cash in his hand,
		His  heart upon his  sleeve.
		We  tried to warn him about her ways,
		We  never did succeed.

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>		A  C#7  F#m  D
>		A  E7  A  E7

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

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