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Sweet Mercy Brown lyrics and chords are intended for your personal use
only, it's a very good country song recorded by Nat Stuckey.
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Sweet Mercy Brown Recorded by Nat Stuckey Written by Jim Owen
C Her daddy was a Louisiana banker
Her mama taught Sunday School
They wanted her to be a lady
And learn all the social rules F C Sweet Mercy Brown sweet Mercy Brown G7 She was born rich refined and sweet F And she became a stripper on Bourbon Street C Sweet Mercy Brown
Now Mercy don't dance for the money
Mercy ain't searchin' for fame
She just likes to make temperatures rise
Mercy's just doin' her thing F C Sweet Mercy Brown sweet Mercy Brown G7 She's a millionaire she dances for fun F Tryin' to bring pleasure to everyone C F Sweet Mercy Brown mercy mercy C F G7 Sweet Mercy Brown oh mercy mercy sweet Mercy Brown
C Now momma don't talk much about her
She just acts like she don't know
But every time Mercy wiggles on stage
Papa's sittin' on the front row F C They dig Mercy Brown Sweet Mercy Brown G7 Momma would never believe it's true F But papa used to be a little swinger too C Sweet Mercy Brown
Well if you're ever down in New Orleans
And you want to see yourself a town
Find a club with a Cadillac parked in back
And you'll see Mercy Brown F C Sweet Mercy Brown sweet Mercy Brown G7 I can guarantee it will blow your mind F To see a millionaire do the bump and grind C F C Sweet Mercy Brown mercy mercy sweet Mercy Brown F G7 C Oh mercy mercy sweet Mercy brown
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