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Mr. Peepers lyrics and chords are intended for your personal use only, it's a very good country song recorded by Bill Anderson.
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Mr. Peepers Recorded by Bill Anderson Written by Mark Raymond Charron
C As she rode in the car behind a black limousine G7 F C She thought about the man she knows since she was seventeen
She was glad he was gone and soon she would forget G7 F C She was married to the dullest man she had ever met
He never was the kind of man she wanted him to be G7 F C They never had that big white house or raised a family
F G7 Em Am And she called him Mr. Peepers just a shy quite man F G7 C She never took time to believe in him or try to understand F G7 Em Am And as she gave his dying soul to the preacher man to save F G7 F C One by one the crowd began to gather around his grave
44 weeping stewardesses with children kneeling down G7 C And each one looked just like the man they were laying in ground
Twenty-three fashion models and a girl he called his niece G7 C With a disco dancing trophy in the name of deceased
Seventeen playboy bunnies and his next door neighbor’s wife G7 C They say she caused his heart to quit the night he lost his life
Old Spencer Brown from a secret rendezvous G7 C She came to say goodbye to the only man she ever knew
Repeat #2,3
F Seventeen playboy bunnies and she called him Mr. Peepers C Am G7 C And she thought he was dull he had a closet big as a warehouse F G7 C A7 F And they all came out 22 secretaries 13 cocktail waitresses G7 C F One disc jockey a broadcast personality C Am Two truck drivers and I’m gonna tell you
F C Those were ugliest two women you ever laid your eyes on F G7 C Dull friends is in the eye of the beholder F G7 F C Mr. Peepers was anything but dull
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