Daisy(Tabs)

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Intro: 
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Verse (2x): 
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Daisy lives by the docks 
Down at the white rock 
Running an open home 
Daisy lives by the sea 
I only see Daisy  
When she wants to see me 


Chorus: 
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Daisy's alright 
She's up all night 
Down at the docks  
Running an open home 



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I think that you look at her wrong, I think that you look at us all wrong 


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A woman alone is not a woman undone 


Play intro 

Verse (2x) 
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Daisy met a man from Sicily 
Sailed in one day and told her  
Who she was going to be  
O did he look at her strange 
For no one and nobody 
Is Daisy going to change 

Chorus 
Daisy's alright  
She's up all night Down at the docks  
Running an open home 
I think that you look at her wrong 
I think that you look at us all wrong 
Woman alone is not a woman undone 


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Verse 
Daisy's got a baby now 
She called her Angelina  
So she'd stand out of the crowd 
Daisy doesn't care from where she seeds 
As far as she's concerned  
She is immaculately conceived 

Chorus 
Daisy's alright  
She's up all night 
Down at the docks  
Running an open home 
I think that you look at her wrong 
I think that you look at us all wrong 
Woman alone is not a woman undone