Bobby Bare - Mermaid The
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| Band name | Bobby Bare |
| Song name | Mermaid The |
| Tab type | Guitar tab |
| Added | 05/07/2008 |
| Size | 2.23 kb |
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This was requested in the Cowpie newsletter, This was originally released on Bobby Bare's album, Lullaby's Legends and Lies in 1973 written by Shel Silverstein and Jim Friedman. Dan Mooney - Portland, Oregon [C]When I was a lad in a fishing town, an [F]old man said to [C]me,you can [F]spend your [C]life, your [F]jolly life, just [D7]sailing on the [G7]sea, you can [C]search the world for pretty girls, till your [F]eyes are weak and [C]dim, but [F]don't go swimming with a [C]mermaid, son, if you [G7]don't know how to [C]swim. [C]Cause her [F]hair is green as [C]seaweed and her [F]skin is blue and [C]pale, and I'll [F]tell you now be[C]fore you start, you can [F]love that girl with [C]all your heart, but you're just gonna [G7]love the [C]upper [F]part, you're [C]not gonna [G7]like the [C]tail. [C]So I signed on with a whaling ship, and my [F]very first day at [C]sea, I [F]seen a mermaid [C]in the waves a [D7]reaching out to [G7]me, come [C]live with me in the sea said she, and [F]down on the ocean [C]floor, I'll [F]show you a million [C]wondrous things, you've [G7]never seen be[C]fore. [C]So over I jumped and she pulled me down, [F]down to her seaweed [C]bed, and a [F]pillow made of [C]tortoise shell [D7]she placed beneath my [G7]head, she [C]fed me shrimps and caviar, [F]upon a silver [C]dish, from her [F]head to her waist she was [C]just my taste, but the [G7]rest of her was a [C]fish. Her [F]hair was green as [C]seaweed and her [F]skin was blue and [C]pale, and her [F]face it was a [C]work of art,and I [F]loved that girl with [C]all my heart, but I [F]only liked the [C]upper part, I [G7]did not like the [C]tail. [C]And then one day she swam away, and I [F]sang to the clams and [C]whales, how I [F]missed her fins and her [C]seaweed hair, and the [D7]silvery shine of her [G7]scales, but [C]then her sister, she swam by and [F]set my heart a [C]whirl, cause her [F]upper part was an [C]ugly fish, but the [G7]bottom part was a [C]girl. [C]Her [F]toes are pink and [C]rosy, and her [F]knees are smooth and [C]pale, and her [F]legs they are a [C]working part, and I [F]love that girl with [C]all my heart, and I [F]don't give a damn about the [C]upper part, and [G7]that's how I end my [C]tail.