C C/G C/A C/B [Verse 1]C C/D C/E F Nasty Dan was the meanest man I ever knewG G7 C He'd stomp and scream and be real mean the whole day throughC C/D C/E F He'd frown a bunch he ate nails for lunch and he'd never laughG G7 C He'd growl and yell and I heard tell that he never took a bathF C G G7 C Nasty Dan was a nasty man hard to understand that Nasty Dan [Verse 2]C C/D C/E F Now Nasty Dan was a nasty man the whole day longG G7 C He'd go where he could he'd try real good to make things go wrongC C/D C/E F He'd jump for joy when a little boy would trip and fallG G7 C And the only words that he ever said were I don't like you at allF C G G7 C Nasty Dan was a nasty man hard to understand that Nasty Dan [Bridge]C Now a real interestin' thing that I want you to know about is this hereC because its the most important thing, it concerns a girl, and things like that [Verse 3]C C/G C/A C/B C F Now Nasty Pearl was a nasty girl that met Dan somehowG C She said you're like me, rotten as can be let's get married nowC C/D C/E F So they went and they did and had a nasty kid and I must confessG7 G7 G7 That Dan pretty much leaves everyone alone now and he doesn't bother anybodyG7 G7 G7 Anymore 'cause he just lives in his nasty ol' houseG7 G7 G G/A G/B C With his nasty ol' wife and his nasty ol' kid in nasty happ -i - nessC C/D C/E F C C/B C/A G G7 C Nas-ty Dan he's a nasty man hard to un - der stand that Nasty Dan
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