July, You're A Woman
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G Em C D
I can?t hold it on the road, you?re sitting right beside me
G Em C D
And I?m drunk out of my mind, merely from the fact
G Em C D
That you aren?t here
G Em C D
And I?ve not been known as the Saint of San Juaquin
G Em C D
And I just as soon right now pull on over
G Em C D G
To the side of the road and I?ll show you what I mean
[Refrão]Em C Em C D
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G Em
July, you?re a woman
C D G Em C D
More than any woman I?ve ever known
G Em C D
Well I cannot see the white lines out before me
G Em C
And you?re sitting there with your hand on my collar
D G Em C D
You?re talking in my ear
G Em C D
Yeah and I have been around with a gypsy girl named Shannon
G Em
She?s the daughter of the Devil
C D G Em
Ain?t it strange that I should mention her to you
C D G
I haven?t thought of that girl in years
CHORUS
G Em C D
I can?t hold it on the road you?re sitting right beside me
G Em
And I?m drunk out of my mind
C D G Em C D
Merely from the fact that you are here
G Em C D
Yeah, and I have been around with a gypsy girl named Shannon
G Em
She?s the daughter of the Devil
C D G Em
Ain?t it strange that I should mention her to you
C D G
I haven?t thought of that girl in years
How to play July, You're A Woman
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is G. 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.