EmA7EmB7 Am7 Em7 [Verse 1]Em7 When I come home in the morningEm7 And I knock on the doorEm7 I don't get that glad-to-see-you welcomeEm7 A7 Em7 The glad-to-see-you welcome any more,B7 Oh but to meA7 It's just like it used to be, babyEm7 Because you are still my woman [Verse 2]Em7 You know a change have comeEm7 And I guess I'll blame it on fateEm7 The thing that once was loveA7 Em7 It now seems to turn to hate,B7 Oh I guess it's too lateA7 For me now, babyEm7 But you are still my woman [Verse 3]Em7 You know I tried to beEm7 The man you wanted me to beEm7 But whatever I do, babyA7 Em7 It seems to add to your misery,B7 Oh you can doA7 What you want to, babyEm7 But you are still my woman [Verse 4]Em7 You know I'm still hoping and prayingEm7 That someday I'll findEm7 Someone to love meEm7 A7 Em7 So I can have love and peace of mind,B7 Oh I still love youA7 Like I did before, babyEm7 Because you are still my woman [Verse 5]Em7 Your friends are all telling youEm7 That I'm a no good so-and-soEm7 They say that love and affectionA7 Have now turned to a heartA7 Em7 A heart that's old and cold,B7 A7 It's the same old story,Em7 Same old story that's so often told [Outro]EmA7EmB7 Am7Em7 You are still my woman
Youre Still My Woman
B.B. King
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