My first post, so I welcome corrections!

capo on the first fret.


c (x3101x@1)	cOh (x3101x@1)the Mermaid of Ontario

c (x3101x@1)	gHad (355333@1)long green stringy hair-io

c (x3101x@1)	fAnd (133111@1)a seaweed gown to wear-io

g (355333@1)	cBut (x3101x@1)she had no one to marry-o

f (133111@1)gc


Later verses are the same as first verse.

And the Mermaid of Ontario
Loved a big mouth bass named Larry-o
Who lived in lake St. Claire-io
Underneath the St. Claire ferry-o

fg	c (x3101x@1)So the Mermaid of Ontario
Sent a goldfish emissary-o
To ask that bass named Larry-o
If he would consent to marry-o

fg	c (x3101x@1)Oh no no no said Larry-o
			
My life I would not share-io

I'd rather play solitarie-io
		
Or read a book from the fish library-o

fg	c(2x) (x3101x@1)
Or sit around in my underwear-io

fg	c(2x) (x3101x@1)
And before I'd marry you, I'd marry-o
A guernsey cow from the dairy-o
Or eat a poison berry-o
And wind up as a fish with dysentery-io

fg	c (x3101x@1)slower (strumming)

fg	c(2x) (x3101x@1)
For the Mermaid of Ontario, it was more than she could bear-io
So she cried for a day and she swam away with a yuppy little guppy named Gary-o

fg	c(2x) (x3101x@1)
Now their a happy pair-io
Cuz he's a millionaire-io
In his yacht neath Lake Ontario
They cuddled in a cozy little chair-io

fg	c (x3101x@1)And listened to his underwater stereo

fg	c(2x) (x3101x@1)
And that big mouth bass named Larry-o
Did marry a cow from the dairy-o
And she fed him a poison berry-o
And he wound up in the fishes cemetary-o

fg	c(2x) (x3101x@1)
And that's the whole scenario.

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