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All Woman

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[Intro]
Gm7 Cm9 Gm7 Cm9
[Verse 1]
He's Gm7home again from aCm9nother day
She sGm7miles at him as he walks through the Cm9door
She wGm7onders if it will Cm9be okay
It's Gm7hard for her when he doesn't respC/Eond
He says Ebmaj7Babe, you look a mess
You look Gm7dowdy in that dress
It's Cjust not like it used to be
C/DThen she says
[Chorus 1]
I Ebmaj7may not be a lady
Dm7But I'm D7+5all woman
Cm7From Monday to Sunday I work F/Gharder than you kG7now
Ebmaj7I'm no classy lady
Dm7But I'm aC9ll woman
Cm7And this woman needs a little love
F/GTo make her strG7ongEbmaj7  Bbmaj7  
You're not the Ebmaj7only oneBbmaj7  
[Verse 2]
She Gm7stands there and lets the Cm9tears flow
Gm7Tears that she's been holding back so Cm9long
She Gm7wonders where did all the Cm9loving go
The Gm7love they used to share when they were C/Estrong
She says Ebmaj7yes I look a mess
But I don't Gm7love any less
I thought Cyou always thought enough of me to
C/Dalways be impressed
[Chorus 2]
Ebmaj7I may not be a lady
Dm7But I'm D7+5all woman
Cm7From Monday to Sunday I work my F/Gfingers to the boG7ne
Ebmaj7I'm no classy lady
Dm7But I'm aC9ll woman
Cm7This woman needs a little love
F/GTo make her strG7ongEbmaj7  Bbmaj7  
You're not the Ebmaj7only oneBbmaj7  
[Verse 3]
He Gm7holds her and hangs his Cm9head in shame
He Gm7doesn't see her like he used to Cm9do
He's Gm7too wrapped up in working Cm9for his pay
He Gm7hasn't seen the pain he's put her throC/Eugh
AtEbmaj7tention that he paid
Just Gm7vanished in the haze
He reCmembers how it used to be
C/DWhen he used to say
[Chorus 3]
You'll Ebmaj7always be a lady
Dm7'Cause yD7+5ou're all woman
Cm7From Monday to Sunday I love you
F/GMuch more than you G7know
Ebmaj7You're a classy lady
Dm7'Cause you're C9all woman
Cm7This woman needs a loving man F/Gto keep her G7warmEbmaj7  Bbmaj7  
You're the oEbmaj7nly oneBbmaj7  
[Outro]
Ebmaj7So sweet the lBbmaj7ove that used to be
Ebmaj7So sweet the lBbmaj7ove that used to be
Ebmaj7ehy....Bbmaj7  
Ebmaj7We can be sweeBbmaj7t again
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