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Old Laughing Lady : Unplugged G C G
GDon't call pretty Peggy, CShe can't hear you no Gmore
Don't leave no message
CRound her back Gdoor They say the Cold laughing lady
Been here beGfore She Ddon't keep time C
She don't count Gscore G C G
GYou can't have a cupboard CIf there ain't no G wall
You got to move
CThere's no time for you to stall C 020010 Am They say the old laughing lady
Dropped Cby to Dcall G And Dwhen she leaves Am
She leaves Cnothing at Gall
verse: (without the run through Am)
GSee the drunkard of the village CFallin' on his Gfeet
He can't tell his ankle
CFrom the rest of his Gfeet C 020010 Am He loves his old laughing lady
Because the Ctaste is so Gsweet Bm But the Dlaughin' lady's loving
Ain't the Amkind he can Ckeep G D Am C G
There's a Gfever on the freeway CBlacks out the Gnight
There's a slippin' on the stairway
Just Cdon't feel right G There's a Crumblin' in the bedroom
And a Cflashin' of Glight DThere's the old laughing lady
EveryCthing is all right G DThere's the old laughing lady
EveryCthing is all right G D Am C G
notes: the quick change to C and G at the end on many lines is omitted it occurs everywhere but 'if there ain't no wall / you got to move...' the run through from C to Am via the B note is a familiar ny trick...