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Date: 1/5/98; 1:49:41 AM
 From: Paul 
 Subject: Sammy Kershaw
                Fit to Be Tied Down         Written by:Charles Victor
                                                       Wynn Varble
                   recorded by Sammy Kershaw on "Politics, Religion and Her"
 [Intro]
   E
     E
 1.This ain't hoops, this ain't hopscotch
   And this ain't dodge ball in the sandlot
               A
   This ain't cards, it's our hearts 
                       E
   We're dealing with now
             B               A                   E
   No more games for me girl I'm fit to be tied down
 
 2.I've lost at love, got some bruises
   But the heart that don't give up
   Never really loses
   Since I met you
   It don't make sense to keep on playing around
   Anyone can see you've got me fit to be tied down
 
           B            E
 C.Tie me down, wrap me up in forever
          B               A          E         C#m
   I've found something sweet in surrendering now
            A                    Bsus-B
   Take me off of this merry-go-round
 
 3.Going round in circles has got me nowhere
   But a love like yours is really so rare
   And I'm amazed at the treasure I've finally found
   I'm on bended knee
   'Cause I'm fit to be tied down
 
   Repeat chorus and 1st verse
 
                transcribed by Paul Leafgreen
                               leafgreen_p@alph.swosu.edu