Every Woman I Know
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Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste:
1st traste
Written By Billy “The Kid” Emerson
Release Date January 1, 1956
[Chorus]
E
Well, every woman I know is crazy 'bout automobiles
A E
Well every woman I know has got to have an automobile
B A E
And here I am standing with nothing but rubber heels
[Verse 1]
E
Walking women home is a thing of the past
The women want to ride, and want to ride in class
Some like Cadillacs, some like Fords
And some like anything as long as it'll roll
[Chorus]
A E
Every woman I know is crazy about automobiles
B A E
Well here I am standing with nothing but rubber heels
[Saxophone Solo]
E E A E (B A E)
E E A E (B A E)
[Chorus]
E
Every woman I know is crazy 'bout automobiles
A E
Well every woman I know has gotta have an automobile
B A E
And here I am standing with nothing but rubber heels
[Verse 2]
E
They say riding and loving just can't be beat
You and your woman in your own front seat
She can play with your keys, and she can shift your gears
E
And turn on your radio just loud enough to hear
And start up the heat, and flip on the fan
And then you start to rollin' just as fast as you can
[Chorus]
A E
Every woman I know is crazy 'bout automobiles, yes
A E
Every woman I know is crazy 'bout automobiles, well
B A E
Now here I am standing with nothing but rubber heels
[Outro]
E A
Well then when I get me some money I'm gonna get me an automobile
A E
'Cause every woman I know is crazy about automobiles…
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