Modern Woman chords by Richard Thompson
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Intro 1
(G major)
(D major) (G major)
(D major)
Verse 1
(G major) Well I stepped
on the dance floor
feeling very cool
I thought I saw an angel
sitting on a stool
I just couldn't tell you, (D major) think I'm a fool
If she was a woman (G major) or a man
Oh, she was the kind of woman
that a man could crave
From her high -heeled shoes
to her permanent wave
Except maybe she was (D major) needing a shave
Was she a woman or a man? (G major) (D major)
(G major)
I asked her to dance
and I took her by the hand
I showed me so tired
it was hard for me to stand
Bared like a lumber (D major) jack I
couldn't understand
If she was a woman or a (G major) man
So I walked her home,
it was quarter past four
My heart was thumping
as we knocked on the door
Then when she kissed me, (D major)
thought I was sure
That she was a woman or
a man (G major) (D major)
(G major)
(D major)
(G major)
stole my wallet and she
knocked me off my feet
Tied on a roller skates amid her retreat
All I found was a blonde (D major) wiggler
lying in the street
Was she a woman or a (G major) man?
Well, I don't care if she seemed unkind
She stole my heart
and she robbed me blind
Loved her so much
that I (D major) still wouldn't mind
If she was a woman or a
man (G major) (D major)
(G major)
(D major)
(G major)
Thank for
Modern Woman
Richard Thompson
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