Marie

Randy Newman

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by FERNSANTANA

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Marie

Key: E

Marie Key BB

Marie Key CC

Marie Key C#C#

Marie Key DD(one step down)

Marie Key D#D#(half step down)

Marie Key EE(original key)

Marie Key FF(half step up)

Marie Key F#F#(one step up)

Marie Key GG

Marie Key G#G#

Marie Key AA

Marie Key A#A#

	  		
E7 
You looked like a princess 
D7           A 
The night we met 
D 
With your hair piled up high 
I will never forget 

FM                    B7 
I'm drunk right now baby 
D7              A 
But I've got to be 
FM             B7 
I never could tell you 
D7             A 
What you mean to me 

A                                B7 
I loved you the first time I saw you 
Esus4                     Bsus2    B 
And I always will love you Marie 
A                               B7 
I loved you the first time I saw you 
Esus4              E         A 
And I always will love you Marie 

E7  
The song that the trees sing 
D7            A 
When the wind blows 
D 
You're a flower, you're a river 
You're a rainbow 

FM             B7 
Sometimes I'm crazy 
D7               A 
But I guess you know 
FM               B7 
I'm weak and I'm lazy 
D7             A 
And I hurt you so 

FM       B7 
I don't listen 
D7             A 
To a word you say 
FM                 B7 
And when you're in trouble 
D7        A 
I turn away 

A                                 
But I love you                   B7    
I loved you the first time I saw you 
Esus4                     Bsus2    B 
And I always will love you Marie 
A                               B7 
I loved you the first time I saw you 
Esus4              E         A 
And I always will love you Marie

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