Capo: 1

Song: Woman Artist: John Lennon Album: Power To The People The Hits (2010) URL: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Power_to_the_People:_The_Hits; http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KCCs_sZ14Kg Style: Ballad Tempo: Moderato Capo 1 Chords: EADGBe Dsus4 XX0233 D XX0232 G6/D XX0000 Em7 020000 F#m 133111 Asus4 X02230 A X02220 Bm X13321 Em 022000 Intro: |Dsus4 D|G6/D D|Dsus4 D|G6/D D| Verse 1:

^DWoman^Em7, I can ^F#mhardly exp-^Em7ress, ^DMy mixed ^Bmemotions and my ^Emthoughtless-ness.^Asus4 ^A ^GAfter all^Em7, I'm for-^F#mever in your ^Asus4debt. ^A

Verse 2:

And ^Dwoman^Em7, I will ^F#mtry to exp-^Em7ress, ^DMy inner ^Bmfeelings and tha^Emnkfulness.^Asus4 ^A ^GFor showi^Em7ng me the ^F#mmeaning of suc-^Asus4cess. ^A

Chorus 1:

^DOoh, ^Bmooh, ^Emwell, well, ^Asus4doo do^Ao doo doo doo. ^DOoh, ^Bmooh, ^Emwell, well, ^Asus4doo do^Ao doo dooh doo. We-ll.

Verse 3:

^DWoman^Em7, I know you ^F#munderstand^Em7, ^DThe little ^Bmchild inside ^Emthe man.^Asus4 ^A ^GPlease re-^Em7member, my ^F#mlife is in your ^Asus4hands.^A

Verse 4:

^DAnd wo^Em7man, hold me ^F#mclose to your ^Em7heart, ^DHowever dis^Bmtant, don't ^Emkeep us apart.^Asus4 ^A ^GAfter all ^Em7it is writ^F#mten in the ^Asus4st-ars^A.

Chorus 2:

^DOoh, ^Bmooh, ^Emwell, well, ^Asus4doo-do^Ao-doo doo doo. ^DOoh, ^Bmooh, ^Emwell, well, ^Asus4doo-do^Ao-doo dooh doo. We-ll.

Verse 5:

^DWoman^Em7, please ^F#mlet me exp^Em7lain, ^DI never mea^Bmnt to cause ^Emyou sorrow or pain.^Asus4 ^A ^GSo let me ^Em7tell you, ^F#magain and again ^Asus4and ag^Aain.

Capo 2 Refrain:

^DI love ^Bmyou, ^Emyeah, yeah, yeah, ^Asus4now an^Ad for-ever, ^DI love ^Bmyou, ^Emyeah, yeah, yeah, ^Asus4now an^Ad for-ever.

Coda:(Fade)

^DI love ^Bmyou, ^Emyeah, yeah, yeah, ^Asus4now an^Ad for-ever, ^DI love ^Bmyou, ^Emyeah, yeah, yeah, ^Asus4now an^Ad for-ever.

[End] Notes. 1. "Woman" is a song written and performed by John Lennon from his 1980 album 'Double Fantasy'. Lennon wrote it as an ode to his wife Yoko Ono, and to all women. The track begins with Lennon whispering, "For the other half of the sky ...", a paraphrase of a Chinese proverb, once used by Mao Zedong.