All This Woman Needs - Rissi Palmer

All This Woman Needs

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Intro: Bb Eb
 
verse 1
Bb
Flowers
F Gm
You don't have to bring me flowers
Eb
Oh but that would be nice
Bb
And hours mm
F Bb Gm
We don't have to talk for hours
Eb
But sharing how you really feel
Eb
That would be alright
Bb
You know it doesn't take that much
Eb F
To say I love you, all I need is a touch of
 
[Refrão]Bb
Honesty
Gm
A shoulder from me
Cm F
Sayin' baby how was your day
Bb
And as the years add up
Gm Dm
Your love won't fade away
Bb
Mhhhmmmm
Cm
To know you're there for me
F
Unconditionally
Bb
Is all this woman needs
 
verse 2
Bb
Askin'
Gm
Believe me baby I'm not askin'
Eb
For more than you can give
Bb
Passion
F Gm
Doesn't have to be all passion
Eb
Cause if the fire dies down
Eb
What happens then?
Bb
When it's heart and soul it never ends
Eb F
As much as a lover I need my best friend
 
And
 
Chorus
Bb
Honesty
Gm
A shoulder from me
Cm F
Sayin' baby how was your day
Bb
And as the years add up
Gm Dm
Your love won't fade away
Bb
heyyyyy
Cm
To know you're there for me
F
Unconditionally
Eb
Is all this woman needs
Eb
You tell me you know what to do
Bb Cm F
Because you say you need the same things too
 
Bb
Honesty
Gm
A shoulder from me
Cm F
Sayin' baby how was your day
Bb
And as the years add up
Gm Dm
Your love won't fade away
Bb
heyyyyy
Cm
I'm always there for you
F
Just know this much is true
Dm
Baby come what may
G
I will always say
Cm
Lay down next to me
F
Lets make love and then you'll see
Bb
That's all this woman needs
Bb Eb
Hey-ey

How to play All This Woman Needs

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What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is Bb. You can transpose without leaving the page.

Can I play it on guitar or keyboard?

Yes. The chord progression works on acoustic guitar, electric guitar and keyboard. Adapt the voicings to your instrument and level.

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