D

[Verse 1]
  D                    G
I took her on a simple trip
                     D
To see her husband's family
                        G
And on the way upon her hip
                      D
Was laid my head down gently

[Verse 2]
                              G
All due respect was meant and all
                  D
The winds were in agreement
                            G
That this was answering the call
                    D
Of awkward and true feeling

[Verse 3]
                       G
A fireman her husband was
                   D
And so to give him duty
                        G
I duly tried to light a fire
                  D
Upon his rightful booty

[Verse 4]
                           G
But beauty was my treasure then
                             D
As through the hills I drove her
                            G
And taught her that another man
                        D
Could have made love to her

[Chorus]
Bb               D
Doo doo do do do doo
Bb               D
Doo doo do do do doo
Bb               D
Doo doo do do do doo

[Solo]
D   G
D   G
D

[Verse 5]
D                        G
Strange is good if it is kept
                       D
A secret with the "lovers"
                                  G
Who love their mates and love themselves
                     D
And need the love of others

[Verse 6]
                           G
Through the window I could see
                          D
The fields and clouds all passing
                    G
As in the passenger position
            D
Eleanor was thrashing

[Verse 7]
                           G
I stopped the car we got a beer
                           D
And then eased down the road
                               G
A little guilt, and some guilt spilt
                 D
And added to our load

[Chorus]
Bb               D
Doo doo do do do doo
Bb               D
Doo doo do do do doo
Bb               D
Doo doo do do do doo