Emmaj7   0 2 2 0 4 x
Cadd#9   x 3 2 0 4 x
Dadd-9   x x 0 2 4 x
Cadd#11  x 3 2 0 1 2
C*       x 3 2 0 1 3
Em*      x 7 9 9 8 x
D5/C     x 3 0 2 3 x
B5/A     x 0 4 4 x x


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A|--0--3--0---
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alternative execution of the verses with accentuation of the bass between one chord and another:

            
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B|------------
G|------------
D|--2--2-2-2-2
A|--2--2-0-2-0
E|--0---------

           
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---3------0h3-
-3-1--1/3-----

           
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-------------3
-------------2
0--0---------0
2--2-3-2-0----
1--1-1-1-1-3--

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--0--3--0-----
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0-3----|
----3--|




[Intro]
    
    
  Dadd-9  
         x3
          *      *


[Verse 1]
            
  Who would be

              
 a poor man, a

 
 beggar man, a

 thief
             
If he had a ri

              
ch man in his 

     *
hand?

And who would 

steal the cand

y
       
From a laughin

g baby's mouth
             
If he could ta

              
ke it from the

          *
 money man?


[Chorus 1]
       
Cross-eyed Mar

y
        
Goes jumping i

   
n again
        
She signs no c

  
ontract
        
But she always

           
 plays the gam

e
        
She dines in H

      
ampstead villa

ge
     
On expense acc

       
ounted gruel
     
And the jack-k

     
nife barber
             
Drops her off 

             
at school


[Verse 2]

Laughing in th

e playground
        
Gets no kicks 

from little bo

ys
             
Would rather m

              
ake it with a 

             *
letching grey
            
Or maybe her a

            
ttention is dr

awn by Aqualun

g
             
Who watches th

              
rough the rail

             
ings as they p

    *
lay


[Chorus 2]
       
Cross-eyed Mar

y
        
Finds it hard 

       
to get along
        
She's a poor m

          
an's rich girl
          
And she'll do 

       
it for a song
       
She's a rich m

   
an stealer
       
But her favour

          
's good and st

rong
        
She's the Robi

       
n Hood of High

gate
             
Helps the poor

           
 man get along

         
, hey


[Instrumental]
              x4
          x4
    


[Verse 3]

Hey, laughing 

in the playgro

und
        
Gets no kicks 

from little bo

ys
             
Would rather m

              
ake it with a 

              *
letching grey
            
Or maybe her a

            
ttention is dr

awn by Aqualun

g
             
Who watches th

              
rough the rail

             
ings as they p

    *
lay


[Chorus 1]
       
Cross-eyed Mar

y
        
Goes jumping i

   
n again
        
She signs no c

  
ontract
        
But she always

           
 plays the gam

e
        
She dines in H

      
ampstead villa

ge
     
On expense acc

       
ounted gruel
     
And the jack-k

     
nife barber
             
Drops her off 

             
at school


[Outro]
            
    Cross-eyed

     
 Mary
        
           Oh 

    
Mary
  
Oh     cross-e

yed Mary.



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