Marriage

	  		Originally performed by Bombadil. 
 
Capo on 5th 
Chords used: F F2*  C G 
Scott performing on YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Eew-NyU-H3Y 
*F2 = an F chord played with the first finger on the second fret (so when the capo  
is on 5, the F chord begins at 7).  I'm not entirely sure what chord this is, but  
I believe technically it's a G 

The ornament at the beginning played with "what would you say to marriage" starts  
at C, them moves up to F2 with these three notes: 

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e |-------------------3--1--| 
B |--1----------------3--1--| 
G |-------------------4--2--| 
D |--2-----0--2--3----5--3--| 
A |--3----------------------| 
E |-------------------------| 
     C                F2 F
 

0    2     3   F2     F 
what would you say to marriage 
F                                    C 
after the 200th time I told the same joke 
F          C     F             C 
and then I broke your favorite watch with my heel 

0    2     3   F2     F 
what would you say of true love 
F                                       C 
after the 200th time I told you I loved you 
F          C    F         C            F                    C     F     C 
and then I blew your confidence with a lover that was in my past, in my past 

F             C     F             C 
I thought you knew, I thought you knew 
G        C 
this was marriage 

0     2   3     F2      F 
would you still find me pretty 
F                                    C 
after the 200th time I wore the same skirt 
F          C    F              C     F             C 
and then I hurt your dream job offer because I was scared 

0     2   3     F2     F 
would you still buy me dinner 
F                                        C 
after the 200th time I dropped my silver fork  
        F             C     F               C              F        C 
and the nursery rhyme stork never brought a baby to you, a baby for you 
F             C 
I thought you knew 
F             C 
I thought you knew 

F G C 0 2 3 F 

F        G          C                 F 
just two names on a court certificate 
F  G         C              F 
20 years and still the same kiss 
F             C 
I thought you knew 
F             C 
I thought you knew 
G        C 
this was marriage