20 Chords used in the song: C, B7, Em, Em7, A, D, G, Fadd9, G7, Fmaj7, Bm7, Emadd9, Asus4, F#7, E7, Gmaj7/A, Gmaj7, C/B, C/A, C/G
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[C]Martha my dear, though I spe[B7]nd my [Em]days in [Em7]conver[A]sation [D]please,
remember [G]me... [Fadd9]Martha, my lo[G7]ve,
[Fmaj7]don't forget [G7]me, [Fmaj7]Martha my dea[G7]r.
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VERSE 2
[Bm7]Hold your head up, you [Emadd9]silly girl,
[D]look what you've done.
[A]When you [Asus4]find yourself in the [A]thick of it,
[Asus4]Help yourself to a [A]bit of what is [F#7]all a[Bm7]round you,
Silly [Emadd9]girl.
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VERSE 3
Take a [Bm7]good look a[E7]round you,
Take a go[Bm7]od look you're [E7]bound to see, that [Gmaj7/A]you and me,
Were [Gmaj7]meant to be.. for each ot[Bm7]her,..silly [Emadd9]girl.[C]
LINK; C /. C . B7/.Em .Em7. A/.D /// G . Fadd9 /.G7 . Fmaj7 /. G . G7 /
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VERSE 4
[Bm7]Hold your hand out, you [Emadd9]silly girl,
[D]see what you've done.
[A]When you [Asus4]find yourself in the [A]thick of it,
[Asus4]Help yourself to a [A]bit of what is [F#7]all a[Bm7]round you,
Silly [Emadd9]girl. [C] [G7] [C]
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VERSE 5
[C]Martha, my dear, you have [B7]always [Em]been my [Em7]inspir[A]ation
[D]please,
be good to [G]me.
[Fadd9]Martha my lo[G7]ve, [Fmaj7]don't forget m[G7]e, [Fmaj7]Martha, my de[G7}ar.
CODA
[C] [C/B] [C/A] [C/G] [C]
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About this song: Martha My Dear
The title Martha My Dear was inspired by McCartney's Old English Sheepdog, also named Martha. McCartney has said that the song itself is probably about his longtime love interest Jane Asher. Asher broke off their engagement in mid-1968. McCartney chides her with the lyrics in the song "...when you find yourself in the thick of it, help yourself to a bit of what is all around you..." Asher inspired many of McCartney's songs, including "Here, There, and Everywhere", "For No One" and "We Can Work It Out".