Biography:
Natalie Anne Merchant (born October 26, 1963 in Jamestown, New York) is an American alternative rock singer-songwriter. After rising to fame at the helm of the popular folk-rock band 10,000 Maniacs, Natalie Merchant enjoyed even greater success as a solo artist during the mid-'90s. Her literate, socially conscious songs established her among the preeminent women in pop music, while her solo debut -- 1995's Tigerlily -- helped pave the way for a number of female performers in a pre-Lilith Fair market.
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Other songs:
- I May Know The Word
- Motherland
- San Andreas Fault
- Wonder
- Adventures Of Isabel
- Beloved Wife
- Black Sheep
- Break Your Heart
- Bury Me Under The Weeping Willow
- Bury Me Under The Weeping Willow Tree
- Carnival
- Cowboy Romance
- Equestrienne
- Frozen Charlotte
- Giving Up Everything
- Gulf Of Araby
- House Carpenter
- If No One Ever Marries Me
- Im Not Gonna Beg
- Jealousy
- Kind And Generous
- King Of May
- Ladybird
- Letter
- Life Is Sweet
- Lulu
- Maggie And Millie And Molly And May
- My Skin
- Ophelia
- Owensboro
- Put The Law On You
- River
- Saint Judas
- Sally Ann
- Seven Years
- Spring And Fall To A Young Child
- Tell Yourself
- Texas
- The Letter
- The Living
- The Worst Thing
- Thick As Thieves
- Weeping Pilgrim
- When They Ring The Golden Bells
- Where I Go
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If No One Ever Marries Me - Natalie Merchant
From the album 'Leave Your Sleep' (2010)
Lyrics from a poem by Laurence Alma-Tadema (1865-1940)
Chorded by Leonard
The first G chords in intro and verses need some variation on the B-string: 3 to 1 to 0.
G C D C G Em
G
Well if no one ever marries me
C
And I don't see why they should
D
Nurse says I'm not pretty
C G Em
And you know I'm seldom good, seldom good
G
Well if no one ever marries me
C
I shan't mind very much
D
I'll buy a squirrel in a cage
C G
And a little rabbit-hutch
C
If no one marries me
Am G D
If no one marries me
C
If no one marries me
Am G D
If no one marries me
Em
Well if no one marries me
G
I'll have a cottage near a wood
C
And a pony all my own
D
A little lamb quite clean and tame
C G
That I can take to town
G
When I'm really getting old
C
At twenty-eight or nine
D
I'll buy myself a little orphan-girl
C G
And bring her up as mine
C
If no one marries me
Am G D
If no one marries me
C
If no one marries me
Am G D
No one marries me
C
Well if no one marries me
Am G D
Marries me
C
Well if no one marries me
Am G D
Marries me
Em
Well if no one marries me
From the album 'Leave Your Sleep' (2010)
Lyrics from a poem by Laurence Alma-Tadema (1865-1940)
Chorded by Leonard
The first G chords in intro and verses need some variation on the B-string: 3 to 1 to 0.
G C D C G Em
G
Well if no one ever marries me
C
And I don't see why they should
D
Nurse says I'm not pretty
C G Em
And you know I'm seldom good, seldom good
G
Well if no one ever marries me
C
I shan't mind very much
D
I'll buy a squirrel in a cage
C G
And a little rabbit-hutch
C
If no one marries me
Am G D
If no one marries me
C
If no one marries me
Am G D
If no one marries me
Em
Well if no one marries me
G
I'll have a cottage near a wood
C
And a pony all my own
D
A little lamb quite clean and tame
C G
That I can take to town
G
When I'm really getting old
C
At twenty-eight or nine
D
I'll buy myself a little orphan-girl
C G
And bring her up as mine
C
If no one marries me
Am G D
If no one marries me
C
If no one marries me
Am G D
No one marries me
C
Well if no one marries me
Am G D
Marries me
C
Well if no one marries me
Am G D
Marries me
Em
Well if no one marries me
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