Intro   G   C7   G   C7 
 
 verse 1  
      G                        C 
I was working for a time at the five and dime, 
  D            G 
My boss was Mr. McGee, 
                                       C 
He told me many times he didn't like my style, 
D             G 
Said I was too leisurely, 
 
 verse 2  
                     C 
Well I was busy doing something close to nothing, 
  D                      G 
No different from the day before, 
                      C 
That's when I saw her, ooh how I saw her, 
        D                   G 
She came in through the back door, 
 
 Chorus  
                      C 
Wearing that Raspberry Beret, 
   F                      G 
The kind that you buy at a second hand store, 
         C 
Raspberry Beret, 
            F                         G 
And when the weather is warm she isn't wearing much more, 
         C                D    G   C7   G   C7 
Raspberry Beret, I think I love her, 
 
 verse 3  
 
Built like she was she had the nerve to ask me 
If I plan to do her any harm 
So I put her on the back of my motorcycle 
And I took her down to the farm 
 
 verse 4  
 
Now overcast days never turned me on 
But something 'bout the clouds and her mix 
You know that little girl she wasn't very bright 
But she knew how to give a kiss 
 
 Chorus  
                      C 
Wearing that Raspberry Beret, 
   F                      G 
The kind that you buy at a second hand store, 
         C 
Raspberry Beret, 
            F                         G 
And when the weather is warm she isn't wearing much more, 
         C                D    G   C7   G   C7 
Raspberry Beret, I think I love her,