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Fair And Tender Ladies

Gene Clark

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Subject: c/clark_gene/fair_and_tender_ladies.crd
Date: Sat, 26 Jul 1997 01:58:04 GMT
From: RICKL1@ix.netcom.com

Gene Clark      Fair And Tender Ladies    traditional
Carla Olson

A        Bm             A                Bm               F#m
My daddy was a handsome gambler he had a chain five miles long
          D     Bm          E                 D    Bm           E
On every link a heart gets dangled of another maid he loved and
wronged
           Bm              A
He told to you some loving story
              Bm                    F#m
He'd make you think he'd leave them true
               D    Bm            E                D    Bm
E
But love grows cold as love grows older  and fades away like morning
dew
           Bm              A                Bm            F#m
I'd rather be in some dark hollow where the sun refused to shine
        D    Bm         E                  D      Bm           E
Than to live here in    Missouri with your memory always on my mind
            Bm               A                  Bm                 F#m
Come all ye fair and tender ladies take warning how your court your
man
               D      Bm              E
They're like a star on a summer morning
              D   Bm                    E
First they appear then they're gone again

SOLO
            Bm               A                  Bm                 F#m
Come all ye fair and tender ladies take warning how your court your
man
               D      Bm              E
They're like a star on a summer morning
              D   Bm                    E
First they appear then they're gone again

         From the "So Rebellious A Lover"  LP   Rhino Records 1987