C G7 C G7 Her two little feet would come running intoF C G7 Our bedroom almost every nightC G7 C G7 Her soft little face would be wet from her tearsF C And her little heart pounding with frightG7 C G7 She'd hold out her arm then she'd climb in beside usF C With a small voice we'd hear her remarkF C Mommy and daddy can I sleep here with youG7 C Cause Jeannie's afraid of the dark [Verse 2]G7 C G7 One day in the summer we took some flowersF C G7 To place on some old family graveC G7 C G7 Jeannie said mommy ain't it dark in the groundF C Oh daddy I'd be so afraidG7 C G7 Then she looked up at her daddy and meF C And said something that broke both our heartsF C She said when I die please don't bury meG7 C Cause Jeannie's afraid of the dark [Verse 3]G7 F Jeannie was always afraid of the darkC G7 And we never could understand whyC G7 Cause we looked after JeannieC G7 With the very best of careF C Cause Jeannie was our only childG7 C G7 Perhaps it was death that she was so afraid ofF C Cause it took her one dark stormy nightF C I think we always knew that we'd never see Jeannie grownG7 C Cause it seemed that she was destined to dieG7 C G7 But on Jeannie's grave we placed an eternal flameF C That glows and never loses its sparkF C And on the darkest night there's always a lightG7 C Cause Jeannie's afraid of the dark [Outro]G7 C Our Jeannie's afraid of the dark
Jeannies Afraid Of The Dark
Dolly Parton
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