INTRO: C F C G F C GC F I adore thee mother MaryC G But would you change me back to a witch And let me live in the arms of a sorry old elmF C G Give the gypsy moths a realm of their ownC F For a postman's fee, would I work for theeC G And from that tree would I swoop down and leave A billion blue eggs of eternityF C G And in no time you'd have your own seaAm F But don't just stareC I mean it, reallyG Am F Hear my prayerC I give it freelyG Am F C G Are you there Fleur-de-Lis?C F I adore thee mother MaryC G But would you change me back to a witch And let me live in the arms of a willowF C G And fly around not wearing a stitchC F For so long has this room been so hollowC G We wait at the gate for an echo In the flesh of your newly cleaned frescoesF C G Where Jesus holds John to his breastAm F Wrapped aroundC And rocking slowlyG Am F No one boundC To be so holyG Am F C G In your gown of fleur-de-lisC F And I adore thee mother MaryC G But would you change me back to a witch As a witch would I love you more than any manF C G So give a wink, give a nod, but give a damnC F Be a sport, Mary, and don't tell dadC G He need never know how he's been had And never you mind about those seven sealsF C G 'Cause daddy was a one shot dealAm F But one, two, threeC It could be that easyG Am F There we'd beC I with my babyG Am F C G On a sea of fleur-de-lisAm F Do-re-miC It could be that easyG Am F There we'd beC I with my babyG Am F C G On a sea of fleur-de-lis
On A Sea Of Fleur-De-Lis
Richard Shindell
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