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Please, Mister, Please:Olivia Newton-John.\r\n#1 in 1975.\r\n (Capo 3rd fret.)\r\n \r\n#1.\r\nD<\/span>\r\nIn the corner of the bar there stands a jukebox..\r\n Em<\/span> A<\/span>\r\nwith the best of country music, old and new.\r\n A7<\/span> A<\/span>\r\nYou can hear your five selections for a quarter..\r\n A7<\/span> D<\/span>\r\nand somebody else's songs when yours are through.\r\nD<\/span>\r\nI got good Kentucky whiskey on the counter..\r\n D7<\/span> G<\/span>\r\nand my friends around to help me ease the pain.\r\n D<\/span>\r\nTil some button-pushing cowboy plays that love song..\r\n Em<\/span> A<\/span> D<\/span>\r\nand here I am just missing you again.\r\n \r\nCHORUS:\r\nD<\/span> Em<\/span> A<\/span>\r\nPlease, Mr., please, don't play B..Seventeen.\r\n Em<\/span> A<\/span> G<\/span> D<\/span>\r\nIt was our song, it was his song, but it's o...ver.\r\nD<\/span> Em<\/span> A<\/span>\r\nPlease, Mr., please, if you know what I mean..\r\n\r\n Em<\/span> A<\/span> D<\/span>\r\nI don't ever want to hear that song again.\r\n \r\n#2.\r\nD<\/span>\r\nIf I had a dime for every time I held you.\r\n Em<\/span> A<\/span>\r\nThough you're far away, you've been so close to me.\r\n A7<\/span> A<\/span>\r\nI could swear I'd be the richest girl in Nashville..\r\n A7<\/span> D<\/span>\r\nmaybe even in the state of Tennessee.\r\nD<\/span>\r\nBut I guess I'd better get myself together.\r\n D7<\/span> G<\/span>\r\nCause when you left, you didn't leave too much behind.\r\nG<\/span> D<\/span>\r\nJust a note that said 'I'm sorry,' by your picture..\r\n Em<\/span> A<\/span> D<\/span>\r\nand a song that's weighing heavy on my mind.\r\n \r\nCHORUS:\r\nD<\/span> Em<\/span> A<\/span>\r\nPlease, Mr., please, don't play B..Seventeen.\r\n Em A G D\r\nIt was our song, it was his song, but it's o...ver.\r\nD Em A\r\nPlease, Mr., please, if you know what I mean..\r\n Em A D\r\nI don't ever want to hear that song again.\r\n \r\n \r\nA seventies smash from Kraziekhat.<\/pre>\nX<\/div>\n<\/pre>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"Olivia Newton John Please, Mister, Please:Olivia Newton-John. #1 in 1975. (Capo 3rd fret.) #1. D In the corner of the bar there stands a jukebox.. Em A with the best of country music, old and new. A7 A You can hear your five selections for a quarter.. A7 …