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Martin Mull

They Never Met

by Martin Mull
Martin Mull

Biography:

Martin Mull (born August 18, 1943) is an American actor who has starred in his own TV sitcom and acted in prominent films. He is also a comedian, painter and recording artist.

Mull was born in Chicago, Illinois and raised in North Ridgeville, Ohio from age 2 to 15 years old, when his family moved to New Canaan, Connecticut, where he attended and graduated from public high school. He studied painting and went on to graduate from the Rhode Island School of Design with a Bachelor of Fine Arts and a Master of Fine Arts in painting.

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[verse]
Cm F Bb
The boy was almost 48 years old
Cm F Bb
All he'd ever gone to bed with was a cold
Am Gm
And he said to his momma momma I'm afraid it's true
Cm F
Only woman that could love me is you

[verse]
Cm F Bb
The girl could almost drink her age in beer
Cm F Bb
Couple cases give or take a year
Am Gm
She worked at the hospital hey lots of people do
Cm F
That's where they fell in love oh God I wish that was true

[bridge]
Eb Bb
But they never met not even briefly
Am Gm
I know what you thought you thought that they might
Eb Bb
Now what was the problem the problem was chiefly
Cm F Bb
She worked the day shift and he worked the night

[bridge]
Eb Bb
They never met not even informally
Am Gm
I know you thought things like this work out right
Eb Bb
No no they never met not even abnormally
Cm F Bb
She worked the day shift and he worked the night

[verse]
Cm F Bb
And now the boy is almost 59
Cm F Bb Gm
You ask him "how's it goin' Frank?", he says "fine"
Am Gm
And what's become of momma well momma's in a better place
Cm F
And he points his finger right straight out in space

[verse]
Cm F Bb
The girl is finally chief admitting nurse
Cm F Bb
Considering what she had for brains it could be worse
Am Gm
She could have been a victim of the dreaded Asian flu
Cm F
She could have had to live with you know who

[bridge]
Eb Bb
But they never met not even briefly
Am Gm
I know what you thought you thought that they might
Eb Bb
Now what was the problem the problem was chiefly
Cm F Bb
She worked the day shift and he worked the night

[verse]
Cm F Bb
And now the boy has gone to meet his mom
Cm F Bb
Natural causes the bottle not the bomb
Am Gm
They found him in the dining room his face was in a stew
Cm F
They dressed him in suit of shiny blue

[verse]
Cm F Bb
And that same year the girl gave up the ghost
Cm F Bb
The minister said she'd be missed the most
Am Gm
Her patients cried a tear recalling how she'd signed the cast
Cm F
The nurses said she'd find a man at last

[bridge]
Eb Bb
But they never met not even briefly
Am Gm
I know what you thought you thought that they might
Eb Bb
Now what was the problem the problem was chiefly
Cm F Bb
She worked the day shift and he worked the night

[bridge]
Eb Bb
But they never met not even in spirit
Am Gm
I know you thought things like this work out right
Eb Bb
Oh no she went to heaven and he's nowhere near it

[outro]
Cm F Bb
She worked the day shift and he worked the night




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