Mary Fields (Stagecoach Mary) chords by Michael Hearst
Verse 1
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Stagecoach Mary
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Stagecoach brought me my mail
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Every single day without fail
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Rain or snow, wagon or suck
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It don't matter, I'm still in luck
Now Mary Fields was born a slave
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and orphaned to a nun.
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She took to drinking, smoked cigars,
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always packed a gun.
But she loved that nunnery,
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and the nuns, they did love her.
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They gave her money, nothing funny,
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just wanted to be sure
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that she would find her way.
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So she opened a cafe,
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but the cafe didn't last
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because Mary gave everything away.
She was just too nice.
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Stagecoach Mary brought me my bale
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Every single day without fail
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Rain or snow, wagon or suck
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It don't matter, I'm still in luck
Mary Fields had other skills,
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so she headed out one day.
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At six feet tall, 200 pounds,
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nothing would stand in her way.
She heard there might be a job in Cascade
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as a postal worker,
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but the other applicants
were half her age.
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Mary would need to be quicker,
and she was the fastest at hitching horses
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to a stagecoach rig.
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She was awarded the job of
first black woman
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to have a mail delivery gig.
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Stagecoach Mary brought me my mail
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Every single day without fail
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Rain or snow, wagon is stuck
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It don't matter, I'm still in luck
The town of Cascade
was proud to have Mary
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in all that she would do,
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and to show their adoration,
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and to prove that their love was true.
Although women were
not allowed in saloons,
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it was strictly a man's club.
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Stagecoach Mary was granted access
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to each and every pub.
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Stage Kershmerry brought me my mail
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Every single day without fail
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Rain or snow, wagon is stuck
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It don't matter, I'm still in luck
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Stage Kershmerry brought me my mail
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Every single day without fail
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Cane or snow, wagon or sub
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It don't matter, I'm still in love
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