Tonalité : C major
Intro 1
C
G
F
G
F
C
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C
G
Verse 1
C
Me and my baby,
we can't get along no more
F
Yeah, me and my baby,
I'm glad we can't get along
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G
F
C
no more
G
Dm
Now, she don't do no better, Lord,
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C
G
C
G
I'd a -climb, got to let her go
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G
Eb
She give me headaches and backaches,
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G
C
things that I can't call
F
Eb
I know it must be catching,
C
cause it's bad in the spring and fall
F
She's a bad -looking woman,
and she don't mean no one
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G
F
C
man no good
G
Now I believe that woman would do better
Dm
G
If the poor thing just only
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F
G
C
G
understood
C
F
She was born in March
C
F
Her mind like the wind
C
G
Every time I see her with somebody
C
She say, boy, that's my friend
F
She's a bad -archin' woman,
and she don't mean no one
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G
F
C
man or who
G
Now, I believe she would do better,
Dm
G
if this poor thing just only understood
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G
C
G
C
She gets in the
bed like a bear,
or howled down her face
G
But the poor thing don't know,
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F
she ruined the human race, na -na
She's a bad -eyed woman,
and she don't mean no one man,
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G
F
C
no good
G
Now, I believe she would do better,
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C
G
C
if the poor thing just only understood
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C
Her hands are like pig iron,
C
her face is like an old new ground
She can drink sloan liniment,
and won't even frown
F
You know she's a bad -hearted woman,
and she don't mean no one
C
F
C
man no good
G
I believe she would do better, Lord,
if the poor thing just only
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Ab
G
C
understood.
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