Lucille
Kenny Rogers
In a Abar in Toledo across from the depot on a
bar stool she took off her E7ring
I Hmthought I'd get closer so E7I walked on over,
I Hmsat down and E7asked her Aname
When the drinks Afinally hit her she said I'm no
quitter but I finally quit A7livin' on Ddreams
I'm E7hungry for laughter and here ever after I'm
after whatever the other life Abrings
AIn the mirror I saw him and I closely watched him
I thought how he looked out of E7place
He Hmcame to the woman who E7sat there beside me,
he Hmhad a strange E7look on his Aface
AThe big hands were calloused, he looked like a
mountain, for a minute I A7thought I was Ddead
But he E7started shaking, his big heart was
breaking, he turned to the woman and Asaid
AYou picked a fine time to leave me LucDille
with four hungry children and a crop in the Afield
ID've had some bad times, lived through some sad times, but
this time your hurting won't Aheal
You picked a E7fine time to leave me ALucille
HAfter he left us I ordered more whisky, I thought how she'd
made him look F#7small
From the C#mlights of the bar room to a F#7rented hotel room,
we C#mwalked without F#7talking at Hall
She was a beauty but when she came to me
she must have thought H7I'd lost my Emind
I F#7couldn't hold her 'cos the words that he told her kept
coming back time after Htime
HYou picked a fine time to leave me LucEille
with four hungry children and a crop in the Hfield
IE've had some bad times, lived through some sad times, but
this time your hurting won't Hheal
You picked a finF#7e time to leave me LucillHe