{title: If You Don't Want My Peaches}
{meta: credit_status unverified}
{meta: source https://www.jasonpaul.net/songs/if-you-dont-want-my-peaches-youd-better-stop-shakin-my-tree/}
{capo: 0}
{c: Verse 1}

[A]Mary [B7]Snow [A]had a [B7]beau [E7]Who was bashful and [B7]shy, [E7]She simply couldn't make the [B7]boy propose; No matter how she'd [E]try,
[C#m6]Mary grew tired of waiting so she [E]Called her beau one [C#7]side, [F#7]While he stood there biting his finger nails [B7]Mary cried:

{c: Chorus 1}

If [E]you don't want my [F#7]peaches, you [B7]better stop shaking my [E]tree. [F#7]Let me say that you're [B7]mighty slow. [F#7]You're as cold as an [B7]Eskimo,
there's a [E]thousand others [A]waiting, [C#7]waiting to propose to [F#7]me, So if [E]you don't want my [F#7]peaches, you'd [B7]better stop shaking my [E]tree	.

{c: Verse 2}

[A]Mary's [B7]Pa [A]and her [B7]Ma [E7]Soon came into the [B7]room, [E7]They took a look at Mary's [B7]beau  and cried, "You ought to be a [E]groom,
[C#m6]Of course, it's none of our business, But she'd [E]make a lovely [C#7]bride, [F#7]He just answered, "I'll think it over," but [B7]Mary cried: