Sad eyed lady of the lowlands

  D               D/cis           G/B             A               D
e-------2---------------2----------------3------------3------0---------2---------
b-----3---3-----------3---3------------3---3----------3------2-------3---3-------
g---2-------2-------2-------2--------0-------0------4------2-------2-------2-----
d-0--------------------------------------------------------------0---------------
a----------------4----------------2---------------0------0-----------------------
e--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  mercury ...    mouth ......     missionary  ..  times          eyes

   D/cis            G/B            A
e--------2---------------3------------3------0--
b------3---3-----------3---3----------3------2--
g----2-------2-------0-------0------4------0----etc.
d-----------------------------------------------
a-4---------------2---------------0------0------
e-----------------------------------------------
  smoke  .....    prayers  ....   rhymes



          D       D/cis        G/B        A
With your mercury mouth in the missionary times
         D         D/cis          G/B          A
And your eyes like smoke and your prayers like rhymes
         G      Fism           Em         D
And your silver cross and your voice like chimes, oh
    D                  Em          A
Who among them do they think could bury you?
          D       D/cis   G/B       A
With your pockets well protected at last,  and your
D         D/cis             G/B          A
Streetcar visions which you place on the grass
         G          Fism          Em        D
And your flesh like silk and your face like glass
    D                  Em          A
Who among them do they think could carry you?

Em                   D   A7
Sad-eyed lady of the low-lands
Em                              D           A
Where the sad-eyed prophet says that no man comes
   D   D/cis  D/b D/a  G   Fism   A    Em
My warehouse eyes my Ara-bian    drums
Em                          A
Should I leave them by your gate
   Em                     D      A7
Or sad-eyed lady should I wait
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m.vuijst
arr. P.J. Mulder