Givin Herself Away - Clark Hillman Mcguinn

Givin Herself Away

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Bm F#m
Thought you found the perfect love this time
Em
All she had to do is to step in line
 
Settle down and love you forever
F# Bm
Talking whatever she is able to find
Bm F#m
Thought you could sweep her off her feet
F#m Em
You'd be more than she had thought a man could be
Em
Instead she's got you chasing around
F#
Breaking down and taking a back seat
G
Guess you thought that she was easy
Bm
Just because she loved so freely
A
But she ain't selling nothing cheap
Bm
Don't care if the price is steep
G Bm
She ain't givin herself away given herself away
Em F# Bm F#m Bm
Givin herself away to you
Bm F#m
She'll nmver change but I can still hear you say
F#m Em
I know she's gonna come around someday
Em
She would sooner leave you than love you
F#
And never even listens to what you say
Bm
It's crazy but you're wanting her more
F#m Em
Than any lover you have ever had before
Em
Now she's got you hanging around
F#
Breaking down and waiting outside her door
G
Guess you thought that she was easy
Bm
Just because she loved so freely
A
But she ain't selling nothing cheap
Bm
Don't care if the price is steep
G Bm
She ain't givin herself away given herself away
Em F# Bm F#m Bm F#m Bm
Givin herself away to you
 
SOLO
 
G
Guess you thought that she was easy
Bm
Just because she loved so freely
A
But she ain't selling nothing cheap
Bm
Don't care if the price is steep
G Bm
She ain't givin herself away given herself away
G Bm
She ain't givin herself away given herself away
Em F# Bm F#m Bm F#m Bm
Givin herself away to you
 
 
Copyright @ 1979 Sun Disc Music(BMI)
From the "City" LP Capital Records

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Can I play it on guitar or keyboard?

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