Oh Woman
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[Intro]
C Am D G C
[Verse]
C Am
I just play like I'm asleep when she comes in
D G
But the truth of it is I ain't closed my eyes all night
C
I've been a-layin' here a-thinkin'
F
Of the places where she's probably been
C G
And a which of her so called friends
C F G
Been a-holdin' her tight, tonight
[Chorus]
C Am C Am
Oh woman, you're about as wicked as a woman can be
C Am D G
No woman, can get away with what you're doin' to me
C Am C F
So, woman, you might as well start a-packin' your stuff
C Am D G C
And go woman, but tomorrow mornin's soon enough
[Solo]
C Am C Am C D G
C C7 F C Am D G C
[Verse]
C Am
She'll come tippy toein' in tryin' to be as quiet as a mouse
D G
And if I open my eyes all those alibis begin
C F
She'll swear she's sober when she's lucky she could find the house
C G
'Cause there ain't a honky tonk on this side of town,
C F G
She ain't, been in
[Chorus]
C Am C Am
Oh woman, you're about as wicked as a woman can be
C Am D G
No woman, can get away with what you're doin' to me
C Am C F
So, woman, you might as well start a-packin' your stuff
C Am D G C
And go woman, but tomorrow mornin's soon enough
[Outro]
D G C
I guess tomorrow mornin's soon enough
D G C
I think a tomorrow mornin's soon enough
D G C
I think tomorrow mornin's soon enough
How to play Oh Woman
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is C. 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.