E A E
Once I married a tattooed lady, (well tell me about her Skeets)
B E
It was on a cold and winter day.
A E
And tattooed all around her body (what was that?)
F#7 B
was the map of the good old USA.
E
And every night before I'd go to sleep, (what’d ya do Ike?)
F#7 B
I'd jerk down the quilt and I'd take a peep.
But good gracious alive!
[Verse 1]
C#7 F#
Upon her leg was Minnesota,
B
On her shoulder Tennessee.
C#7
And tattooed on her back
F#
was good old Rackensack,
B7
the place where I long to be.
C#7 F#7
Upon her (wolf whistle) was West Virginnie,
B G#7
Through them hills I did love to roam.
A E
When I saw the moonlight on her Mississippi
B E
That's when I recognized my home sweet home.
[Instrumental]
(like Verse)
[Verse 2]
C#7 F#
Upon her leg was Minnesota,
B
On her shoulder Tennessee.
C#7
And tattooed on her back
F#
was good old Rackensack,
B7
the place where I long to be.
C#7 F#7
Upon her (wolf whistle) was West Virginnie,
B G#7
Through them hills I did love to roam.
A E
When I saw the moonlight on her Mississippi
B E
That's when I recognized my home sweet home.
