G A I can't say I ain't been around C D That I ain't done my time G A Seems like this big old world C D Has been one big shoe to shine G A But I never ever took a dime C D For what comes naturally G A And if I never knew the truth C D Then she'd be fine with me D A/C# One night she stayed over here C G/B And left her little black book behind D A/C# Well that little black book ain't little no more C G/B And it wasn't too hard too find D A/C# She'd leave me in this lonely room C G/B The thought just makes me sick A# A It's funny how the pieces fit G D My baby gets around a bit G A Her pager would ring, it's a funny thing C D She'd have to go right away G A She always has a wad of cash C D Much more than her job could pay G A I'd ask her where she's going to C D And this is what she'd say G A She had to meet someone for an interview C D he's only in town today D A/C# Always a little bit overdressed C G/B Much more than thought need be D A/C# High heel shoes and day glow dress C G/B at 10:00 a.m seemed strange to me D A/C# She'd leave me in this lonely room C G/B While some schmoo got his fix A# A And then the thought occurred to me G D My baby gets around a bit G A Took her to the local bar C D Where I like to hang G A Every guy who passed her by C D They all seemed to know her name D A/C# They all called her by a different name C G/B than what I knew it to be D A/C# Some guy named Stan said you're the man C G/B I heard you get it for free D A/C# She'd leave me in this lonely room C G/B And the thought hit me like a brick A# A It's funny how the pieces fit My baby gets around a bit My baby gets around a bit My baby gets around a bit