Cousin Mary                  
                                                 Fludd

This version is for those of us limited to simpler chords (I couldn't play a barre 
chord if my life depended on it)hope this works for all of you

G                 Am             C               G
Cousin Mary was a lady who could really hold her own
G                         Am
She went fighting for her country
         C                G
She went fighting for her home
                 D                 Em
Then there's the time she lost her husband
        C                Em
He was fighting for the right
          G              Am
She'll be leaving in the morning
          C           G
Won't you please say goodnight

(Harmonica pattern)G  Am C  G
G                    Am
All the money in the world
         C            G
Couldn't tie old Mary down
        D                    Em
You can believe her when she tells you
      C            G
She's had her turn around
               D                    Em
There could be knights and kings in armour
       C               Em
Horses waiting just to fight
          G              Am
She'll be leaving in the morning
          C          G
Won't you please say goodnight
          G              Am
She'll be leaving in the morning
          C          G
Won't you please say goodnight
D         G
Oh lovely lady
D         G    Am         C
Oh lovely lady always out there (pause)
          G              Am
She'll be leaving in the morning
          C                 G
Won't you please take good care

(Harmonica)G  Am  C  G
D         G
Oh lovely lady
D         G
Oh lovely lady
Am           C
Always out there (pause)
          G              Am
She'll be leaving in the morning
          C                G
Won't you please take good care
G  Am   C   G
(Harmonica)