Woman No - Katie Tupper

Woman No

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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: DCapotraste:
2nd traste
As recorded by Katie Tupper
(2023 release)
 
Capo 2nd fret
 
[Intro]
N.C. E
Taking off your time, taking off
G
Taking off your time, taking off
A G
Taking off your time, taking off
 
[Verse 1]
C
You pass the key to your two seater
E
And lean your seat just a little
Fmaj7
And skin curl back
Dm7
And time don't pass like you promised
C
Your sweaters had its different owners
E7
Perfect curls on perfect shoulders
Fmaj7
These feelings give me answers
Dm7
To questions I could never ask
 
[Chorus]
C
Woman no, woman no
C
Not set in stone
E7
Woman no, Woman no
Fmaj7
Lay yourself on pavement
Dm7
Won't you please, please
C
Woman no, woman no
E7
Can’t you take a little less control
Fmaj7
Lay yourself on pavement
Dm7
Won't you please, please
 
[Verse 2]
Cmaj7
How can I discern reasons
E
When my knuckles are turning red
Fmaj7
See I’m so unproductive
Fmaj7
Since you became the subject of
Dm7
Every last thought in my head
C
And oh
E
See I’d stick around
Fmaj7
Would you do the same
Dm7
Wait it out for me while I figure this out
 
[Chorus]
C
Woman no, woman no
C
Not set in stone
E7
Woman no, Woman no
Fmaj7
Lay yourself on pavement
Dm7
Won't you please, please
C
Woman no, woman no
E7
Can’t you take a little less control
Fmaj7
Lay yourself on pavement
Dm7 C
Won't you please, please
 
[Bridge]
E7
Taking off your time
Fmaj7
Taking off
Dm7
Taking off
C
Taking off your time
E7
Taking off
Fmaj7
Taking off your time
C
Taking off
Dm7
Taking off
 
[Out-Chorus]
C
Woman no, woman no
E7
Can’t you take a little less control
Fmaj7
Lay yourself on pavement
Dm7
Won't you please, please

How to play Woman No

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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.

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