Lady

lady england dan and john ford coley many hi [ D ] ghways i’ve been on since i w [ A7 ] ent chasing a song , and i l [ Em ] eft you standing al [ A7 ] one in the soft morning su [ D ] nlight . now it’s su [ D ] mmer just like it was then you were waving G [ A7 ] oodbye in the wind and i h [ Em ] eard you ask if i in [ A7 ] tend to ever se [ D ] ttle down l [ G ] ady , do you still seek the mysteries of l [ D ] ife? or have you become some businessman’s w [ A ] ife? [ A7 ] and do you still long to be F [ D ] ree? [ D7 ] l [ G ] ady , when you stare up at the stars out in the ni [ D ] ght do you still think this old world could turn out ri [ A ] ght? [ A7 ] do you ever think of [ D ] me? the m [ D ] oon lit and danced on your hair we [ A7 ] sat for some time on the s [ A7 ] tairs and [ Em ] i’d give anything that we could s [ A7 ] hare those moments ag [ D ] ain . but , i’m su [ D ] rrounded by velvet and gold and stra [ A7 ] ngers who offer their souls but , they [ Em ] all seem so hollow and C [ A7 ] old when i remember y [ D ] ou . [ D7 ] l [ G ] ady , do you still seek the mysteries of l [ D ] ife? or have you become some businessman’s w [ A ] ife? [ A7 ] and do you still long to be F [ D ] ree? [ D7 ] l [ G ] ady , when you stare up at the stars out in the ni [ D ] ght do you still think this old world could turn out ri [ A ] ght? [ A7 ] do you ever think of [ D ] me? [ A ] [ A7 ] pause - lady , do you ever think of [ D ] me?