Watch out for Lucy

Tom: A
Intro: (A)  (C#7)  (F#m)  (D)

       (A)  (E7)  (A)  (E7)
Now (A) my friend Bill was just a (D) working lad
And he (C#) liked to have his (D) fun.
He'd like to (A) find a girl and get (E) comfortable
When his (D) working day was (E7) done.
He would (F#m) spend all his money on a (C#7) Friday night,
(D) Wake up in the morning (A) broke,
But he (F#m) had a run in with little (C#7) Lucy then;
Be(D)lieve me that ain't no (E7) joke.
  (A) Watch (C#7) out for (F#m) Lucy, (D)
  (A) Though she (C#7) may look (F#m) frail. (D)
  Said, "Ex(A)cuse me, (C#7) Lucy,
  (F#m) Darling don't you (D) use me;
  (A) I don't want to (E7) land in (A) jail."
  (A)  (C#7)  (F#m)  (D)
  (A)  (E7)  (A)  (E7)
She (A) started out working in a (D) cafe,
Picking (C#) money up on the (D) side.
She was (A) free and easy, (E) everybody's friend,
But she (D) couldn't be satis(E7)fied.
So now (F#m) in walks Bill with his (C#7) cash in his hand,
His (D) heart upon his (A) sleeve.
We (F#m) tried to warn him a(C#7)bout her ways,
We (D) never did suc(E7)ceed.
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  (A)  (C#7)  (F#m)  (D)
  (A)  (E7)  (A)  (E7)
Well, the (A) trap was sprung for (D) poor old Bill;
You should have (C#) heard little Lucy (D) sing
"I want a (A) Cadillac car, a (E) beautiful home,
And a (D) thousand dollar (E7) ring."
They (F#m) found our hero in the (C#7) gutter
With a (D) diamond ring and a (A) gun.
He'd (F#m) done it for the love of (C#7) Lucy
And (D) ended up on the (E7) run.
  Chorus
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  Solo on Chorus Three Times