Mean Mary

Wherefore Art Thou Jane(Chords)

Mean Mary

Key: C

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Capo on 2nd fret
	        


Intro 
C  G  C  G  C  G  F G C 

verse 1 
                    G               F                  G 
A hound bays in the distant dark, a whippoorwill takes flight 
C           G            F       G           C 
Jane is on another lark, passing through the night 
                G               F                G 
Like a fox that flees her cage, just because she can 
C           G              F     G      C 
Like a lady come of age, a woman with a plan 

F C G C She comes and goes like summer rain F C G As flighty as a whooping crane F C G C As restless as a weather vane F G C Oh, wherefore art thou, Jane?
Interlude C G C verse 2 G F G Going up or going down, going fast and far C G F G C Up a hill or through a town, or to a distant star G F G She?ll cut the string and take her fling, or sit and watch the sky C G F G C Or turn her hand to anything, or kiss it all goodbye
F C G C She takes the ball and breaks the chain F C G Pours precaution down the drain F C G C Bubbles over like champagne F G C Oh, wherefore art thou, Jane?
Instrumental (banjo break) verse 3 G F G In the land of midnight peril, on the shore of anywhere C G F G C That dreams fly free and feral, oh, you will find Jane there G F G You might not find the words that rhyme to make a perfect song C G F G C But if you find the time sometime, Jane might sing along
F C G C She comes and goes like summer rain F C G As flighty as a whooping crane F C G C As restless as a weather vane F G C Oh, wherefore art thou, Jane? F C G C She?s fickle as financial gain F C G Sells trouble like an ad campaign F C G C She takes the risk and risks the pain F G C Oh, wherefore art thou, Jane?
Interlude C G C verse 4 G F G Another hound bays in the night, and someone wonders why C G F G C Did a prowler come in sight, or did Jane just pass by? G F G Like a fox that?s free of cage, like a Peter Pan C G F G C Like a lady come of age, a woman with a plan
F C G C She takes the ball and breaks the chain F C G Pours precaution down the drain F C G C Bubbles over like champagne F G C Oh, wherefore art thou, Jane? F C G C She?s sweet and good and true and sane F C G Simple as a daisy chain F C G C Sweeter still while raising cane F G C Oh, wherefore art thou, Jane?

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