Johnny and Mary
C ~ ~ +
C - Am - C - E - F - G
C Am
1. Johnny’s always running
around, trying to find certainty,
C
E
he needs all the world to confirm that he
ain’t lonely.
F
G
Mary counts the walls, knows he tires
easily.
C Am
Johnny thinks the world would
be right, if it could buy truth from him,
C E
Mary says he changes his mind
more than a woman.
F G
But she made her bed, even
when the chance was slim.
+ C - Am
- C - E - F - G
C Am
2. Johnny says he’s willing to learn, when he decides he’s a fool,
C E
Johnny says he’ll live
anywhere when he earns time to.
F
G
Mary combs her hair, says she
should be used to it.
C Am
Mary always hedges her bets, she never knows what to think,
C E
she
says that he still acts like he is being discovered,
F G
scared
that he’ll be caught without a second thought.
C - Am - C - E
- F - G
+ Running around.
C Am
3. Johnny feels he’s wasting his breath trying to talk sense to her,
C E
Mary says he’s lacking a real
sense of proportion.
F G
So she combs her hair, knows
he tires easily.
C Am
Johnny’s always running around
trying to find certainty,
C E
he
needs all the world to confirm that he ain’t lonely.
F G
Mary counts the walls, says
she should be used to it.
C - Am
+ Johnny’s always running
around,
C - E - F - G
running
around.
+ C - Am - C - E - F - G (2x) ....
(orig. = capo 2nd) (Robert
Palmer)