Lonely Women Make Good Lovers
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[Refrão]
G C D7
Lonely women make good lovers
C D7
They're all at the mercy of a good lookin' smooth talkin' man
G C D7
Lonely women make good lovers
C D7 G
So if you've got a woman, better treat her just as good as you can
Verse
G C D7 G
Lots of times a lonely girl will go out on the town
C D7 G
With no thought of evil on her mind.
C D7 G
But She don't try to plant bad seeds, but there's somethin' every woman needs
C D7 G
And a friendly smile will do it every time.
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G C D7
Lonely women make good lovers
C D7
They're all at the mercy of a good lookin' smooth talkin' man
G C D7
Lonely women make good lovers
C D7 G
So if you've got a woman, better treat her just as good as you can
verse 2
A D E7 A
Once a woman's tasted love, she can't do without it
D E7 A
She'll search for something warm when she gets cold
D E7 A
If her lips are wet with wine, when it comes to lovin' time
D E7 A
She'll trade her pride for somethin' warm to hold
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A D E7
Lonely women make good lovers,
D E7
They're all at the mercy of a good lookin' smooth talkin' man
A D E7
Lonely women make good lovers
D E7 A
So if you've got a woman, better treat her just as good as you can
A D E7
Lonely women make good lovers
D E7
They're all at the mercy of a good lookin' smooth talkin' man
A D E7
Lonely women make good lovers
How to play Lonely Women Make Good Lovers
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What is the starting chord?
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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.