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E A E It was late in the evenin', just a few of us pickin' A E A B E B But the lady she played so easy and fine E A E And the chords that she strummed were so tastefully clever F#m Abm F#m Em They planted this song in my mind A E 'Cause there's somethin' so feminine about a mandolin A E A B E B The way that they feel, the way that they ring E A Just to see slender fingers, movin' so quickly F#m Abm F#m E Made this boy want to sing And when I get older and I have a daughter I'll teach her to sing and play her my songs And I'll tell her some stories I can barely remember And hope that she will sing along And maybe one day she'll take a fancy to pickin' 'Cause when that bug bites you, you live with the sting And if she could just strum a few simple measures She could make some young man sing 'Cause there's somethin' so feminine about a mandolin Way that they feel, the way that they ring And that evenin' in a pasture somewhere near Austin That mandolin made me sing Her mandolin made me sing
A E 'Cause there's somethin' so feminine about a mandolin A E A B E B The way that they feel, the way that they ring E A Just to see slender fingers, movin' so quickly F#m Abm F#m E Made this boy want to sing
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