Any One, Any Worse, Any Where chords by Loretta Lynn

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Verse 1
Eb 
B 
E 
C 
F 
 (E flat major)  (B major)  (E major)  (C major)  (F major) You're tellin' me
C 
F 
how  (C major) bad I am for  (F major) loving him
That I can't be much,
C 
F 
and  (C major) love him, he's your man  (F major) 
Bb 
F 
Go on  (B flat major) say, I'm no good,  (F major) 
Bb 
F 
call me  (B flat major) anything you dare  (F major) 

Verse 2
Bb 
F 
For if  (B flat major) how much I  (F major) love him
Bb 
F 
 (B flat major) tells how bad  (F major) I am
Bb 
F 
C 
Then you  (B flat major) won't find any one  (F major) any worse,  (C major) 
any where
F 
 (F major) 

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Verse 3

I treat him like the man he is

And when he needs me, I'm there

He must not think that I'm so bad

For he takes me everywhere

Verse 4
Bb 
F 
But if  (B flat major) how much I  (F major) love him
Bb 
F 
 (B flat major) tells how bad  (F major) I am
Bb 
F 
C 
Then you  (B flat major) won't find any one  (F major) any worse,  (C major) 
any where
F 
C# 
F# 
D 
G 
 (F major)  (C sharp major)  (F sharp major)  (D major)  (G major) 

Verse 5
You're tellin' me that you
D 
G 
will  (D major) never  (G major) set him free
D 
And you say that we've disgraced  (D major) you,
G 
him and  (G major) me
C 
G 
You know  (C major) you don't love him  (G major) and
C 
G 
he  (C major) knows how much I  (G major) care

Verse 6
C 
G 
So if  (C major) how much I  (G major) love him
C 
G 
 (C major) tells how bad I  (G major) am
C 
G 
D 
Then you  (C major) won't find any one  (G major) any worse,  (D major) 
any where
G 
 (G major) 

Verse 7
D 
I treat  (D major) him like the man he is
G 
And when he  (G major) needs me, I'm there
A 
He  (A major) must not think that I'm so bad
D 
For he  (D major) takes me everywhere
Bm 
 (B minor) But if

Verse 8
C 
G 
 (C major) how much I  (G major) love him
C 
G 
 (C major) tells how bad I  (G major) am
C 
Then you  (C major) won't find any
G 
D 
one  (G major) any worse,  (D major) any where
G 
 (G major) 