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Date: 2/15/00; 9:42:31 PM
From: Christopher Rose <chrisrose67@yahoo.com>
Subject: She's More To Be Pitied

SHE'S MORE TO BE PITIED
by R.Rakes, made famous by the Stanley Brothers, Seldom Scene, etc.
charted by Christopher Rose <cscottrose@email.msn.com>
       and Bo Frazer        <BoFrazer@ibm.net>

[fiddle intro = last line of chorus]

Verse1:
      G                     
She's there at the bar every evening,
                                 D
Face powdered and cheeks painted red.
    G
Her beauty has faded too early,
                  D               G    G7
Brought on by the fast life she's led.


Chorus:
      C                      G
She's more to be pitied than scolded.
                              D
She needs to be loved, not despised.
                  G
Too much beer and wine, Too many good times,
                           D                 G 
The lure of the honky-tonk wrecked her young life.

Verse2:
She once was the bell of the ballroom.
She'd have made some man a sweet wife,
But too many parties and the wrong kind of pals
Ruined her happy young life.

[Chorus]
[vocal tag = last line of chorus]