G C GG D G D GG D G [Verse]D G There's a house on the outside of townC G Where the ladies they dress so fineC G We stopped there on our way, but I had no means to payD G D G 'Cause the ladies are the loving kind [Verse]D G My comrades they all went insideC G And the ladies they soon compliedC G I lay down alone to wait for the dawnD G D G The ground it was cold and hard [Verse]D G It was late when she came to meC G As I lay there in miseryC G She took me to her room and she made me feel so warmD G D G Lady, you're a sweet memory [Verse]D G 'Cause tomorrow I ride to the warC G Where many have gone beforeC G My brothers have gone and I must follow onD G D G God knows what we're fighting for [Verse]D G Keep the lamp in your window burning brightC G And I'll watch it till we ride out of sightC G And if I lose the track, when I'm trying to make it backD G I'll be guided by your loving light [Verse]D G 'Cause who's to say if it's right or if it's wrongC G When a lady is the loving kindC G It don't matter much to me, what you are or used to beD G 'Cause lady you lay sweet on my mind [Instrumental]G D G C GC G D G [Verse]D G There's a house on the outside of townC G Where the ladies they dress so fineC G We stopped there on our way, but I had no means to payD G 'Cause the ladies are the loving kind
The Ladies Are The Loving Kind
Allan Taylor
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