One of the Fortunate Few chords by Delbert McClinton

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Verse 1
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Well, for one thing,
there was a whole lot of guys
Who would've liked to have
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been in my shoes
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But the upkeep on a woman like that
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Will give an old poor boy the blues
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Still the pleasure was worth the pain
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Of everything she put me through
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And I consider myself one
of the fortunate few
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Verse 3
Yeah and another thing she
wasn't just good looking
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Her imagination just wouldn't quit
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She'd make you do things
you never thought about
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And things you wouldn't want to admit
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There must be somebody
else out there
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That feels about her like I do
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And I consider myself
one of the fortunate few
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Verse 5
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It felt so good to hurt so bad
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The best and the worst that I ever had
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I know I bit off a little more
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than I could chew
Still, I consider myself,
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one of the fortunate few
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Verse 6
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Well, the last thing I'm
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gonna tell you
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Some things are better left unsaid
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A gentleman don't
go talkin' about
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What happens in a woman's bed
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That's all I've got to say
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I'll leave the rest up to you
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But I consider myself one of
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the fortunate few
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