If My Mary Were Here by Harry Chapin
If My Mary Were Here by Harry Chapin

If My Mary Were Here

Harry Chapin * Track #6 On On the Road to Kingdom Come

If My Mary Were Here Lyrics

[Verse 1]
I would not be so stoned if my Mary were here
And I don't think I'd have phoned you if my Mary were here
I'm a sad sack Sir Galahad whose sword's around his knees
With a grail no longer holy and a prayer that's sayin' please
I would not be alone if my Mary were here
But she took off, and Lord, I'm lost

[Verse 2]
You know, I don't think I'd be drinking if my Mary were here
And I know what I'd be thinking if my Mary were here
We'd be wrapping up a blanket full of cheddar cheese and wine
And packing up our camper with a rendezvous in mind
And we'd picnic out in Lincoln Park if Mary were here
But she split, so I got lit

[Bridge]
I'm sorry that I called you in the middle of the night
But you're the one who listens when I need a little light
I know we haven't talked since I dropped you in the dirt
I know you're not my lady now, but baby, how I hurt

[Verse 3]
I would toss away my troubles when my Mary was here
But I'm lost inside the rubble 'cause my Mary's not here
So could I come on over with my heart in my hands
And place it on your pillow like a rusty old tin can?
I'm drunk and seein' double but my Mary's not here
Once again, be the friend that you've been and take me in
Please take me in

If My Mary Were Here Q&A

Who wrote If My Mary Were Here's ?

If My Mary Were Here was written by Harry Chapin.

Who produced If My Mary Were Here's ?

If My Mary Were Here was produced by Stephen Chapin.

When did Harry Chapin release If My Mary Were Here?

Harry Chapin released If My Mary Were Here on Sat Oct 23 1976.

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