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Lyricist: Harry Chapin
Lyrics:
I would not be so stoned if my Mary were here And I don't think I'd have phoned you if my Mary were here I'm a sad sack Sir Galahad whose sword's around his knees With a grail no longer holy and a prayer that's sayin' please I would not be alone if my Mary were here But she took off, and Lord, I'm lost
You know, I don't think I'd be drinking if my Mary were here And I know what I'd be thinking if my Mary were here We'd be wrapping up a blanket full of cheddar cheese and wine And packing up our camper with a rendezvous in mind And we'd picnic out in Lincoln Park if Mary were here But she split, so I got lit
I'm sorry that I called you in the middle of the night But you're the one who listens when I need a little light I know we haven't talked since I dropped you in the dirt I know you're not my lady now, but baby, how I hurt
I would toss away my troubles when my Mary was here But I'm lost inside the rubble 'cause my Mary's not here So could I come on over with my heart in my hands And place it on your pillow like a rusty old tin can? I'm drunk and seein' double but my Mary's not here Once again, be the friend that you've been and take me in Please take me in
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