Lady
England Dan and John Ford Coley


Many hi [D] ghways I've been on 
Since I w [A7] ent chasing a song, 
And I l [Em] eft you standing al [A7] one 
In the  soft  morning su [D] nlight. 

Now it's su [D] mmer just like it was then 
You were waving g [A7] oodbye in the wind 
And I h [Em] eard you ask if I in [A7] tend 
To ever se [D] ttle down 

L [G] ady, Do you still seek the mysteries of l [D] ife? 
Or have you become some businessman's w [A] ife?
[A7] And do you still long to be f [D] ree? [D7] 

L [G] ady, When you stare up at the stars out in the ni [D] ght 
Do you still think this old world could turn out ri [A] ght? 
[A7] Do you ever think of [D] me? 

The m [D] oon lit and danced on your hair 
We  [A7] sat for some time on the s [A7] tairs 
And [Em] I'd give anything that we could s [A7] hare 
Those  moments ag [D] ain. 

But, I'm su [D] rrounded by velvet and gold 
And stra [A7] ngers who offer their souls 
But, they [Em] all seem so hollow and c [A7] old 
When   I   remember y [D] ou. [D7] 

L [G] ady, Do you still seek the mysteries of l [D] ife? 
Or have you become some businessman's w [A] ife? 
[A7] And do you still long to be f [D] ree?  [D7] 

L [G] ady, When you stare up at the stars out in the ni [D] ght 
Do you still think this old world could turn out ri [A] ght? 
[A7] Do you ever think of [D] me? [A] 
[A7] pause - Lady, Do you ever think of [D] me?