Tom: C major
Verse 1
C
Way back when,
G
C
Marian Gruev and I wrote a Broadway musical
about Sherlock Holmes called
Baker Street,
and in it was a song which became
actually a Top 40 hit
called A Married Man.
It was sung by Richard Burton,
well when I say sung,
and I don't want to knock a Top 40 hit,
but he kind of talked it,
a married man, a married man,
how wonderful to be a sold a lot of records,
but I'd like to do this
Am
C
F
C
Dm
C
G
C
G
A married man, a married man,
Am
D
G
how wonderful to be a married man.
C
F
For now I know life's purpose and its plan,
Em
Dm
since time began.
G
C
G
A lonely man, I took a wife
Am
C
D
G
And added love and laughter to my life
C
F
And now I know there's no one richer than
F
C
With two to share each happiness
F
C
and two to bear each woe
F
Am
And oh, the woe seemed so much less
Dm
And how the pleasures grow
E
C
G
The bachelor, the bachelor
Am
Well, I've lived his life
D
G
and I have lived with her
C
Well, let him keep his so
C
F
But as for me, I'd rather be
C
Dm
A happy man, contented man,
G
C
G
Am
a married man
Dm
D
G
C
F
Em
F
C
With two to share each happiness
F
C
An d two to bear each woe
F
Am
Then, the woe seems so much less,
Dm
E
And how the pleasures grow.
C
G
The bachelor, the bachelor,
D
G
And I have lived with her.
C
Well, let him keep his so -called
F
merry life
E
Am
as best he can
C
F
But as for me, I'd rather be
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Dm
A happy man, contented man
G
C
F
C
A married man
Thank you for being
a wonderful audience,
thank you, thank you.
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