Mary Sue Chords
by Gene Clark
Mary Sue by Gene Clark is a moderately challenging guitar song played in the key of A with a capo on the 2st fret. It uses the chords A, Asus2, A7, D, E and E7. Use the transpose and diagram tools on this page to change the key, see each shape, or simplify the chords.
Capo II
A A Asus2 A A Asus2 A A 4x
A Asus2 A
We used to make a run out of Bonner Springs
A7 D E
Go and take a look at the girls up in Tonganoxie
A (A A Asus2 A A Asus2 A A)
me and JD
A Asus2 A
Fifty eight Pontiac, baby moons
A7 D E
All waxed up sitting in the light of the moon
A (A A Asus2 A A Asus2 A A)
Something to see
D E A (A A Asus2 A A Asus2 A A)
Ooh ooh Mary Sue
D E
I wonder by now who you are married to
D E A (A A Asus2 A A Asus2 A A)
Ooh ooh my sweet Mary Sue
E D A (A A Asus2 A A Asus2 A A)
I wonder if your memory remembers me like I remember you?
A Asus2 A
We're going out cruising on a Saturday night
A7 D E
Always had Susan, my Mary Sue holding me tight
A (A A Asus2 A A Asus2 A A)
Always by my side
A Asus2 A
Beating on the top of a US town
A7 D E
Quarter mile run, the meanest machine shuts them down
A (A A Asus2 A A Asus2 A A)
I love that sound
D E A
Ooh ooh Mary Sue
D E A (A A Asus2 A A Asus2 A A)
Ooh ooh Mary Sue
D E
I wonder by now who you are married to
D E A (A A Asus2 A A Asus2 A A)
Ooh ooh Mary Sue
E D A (A A Asus2 A A Asus2 A A)
I wonder if your memory remembers me like I remember you?
D A
The years roll by and I went far away
D A
Anyway the wind would blow
D A
But in my mind I see her every day
E E7
Why did I ever let her go?
A A Asus2 A A Asus2 A A . . .
D A
The years roll by and I went far away
D A
Anyway the wind would blow
D A
But in my mind I see her every day
E E7
Why did I ever let her go?
D E A (A A Asus2 A A Asus2 A A)
Ooh ooh Mary Sue
E D A (A A Asus2 A A Asus2 A A)
I wonder if your memory remembers me like I remember you?
E D A (A A Asus2 A A Asus2 A A)
I wonder if your memory remembers me like I remember you?
A A Asus2 A A Asus2 A A A
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