Intro:G - A - C - D - G Verse 1:G I was sittin' with him on his front porch swingA Soakin' up wisdom and Grandma's sweet teaC G Listenin' to his stories; man, he'd done it all His tour in the army in his wilder daysA Raisin' my daddy and bailin' his hayC G He cut off a twist of tobacco and stuck it in his jawAm Bm C G Cocked back his hat with a sideways grin and gave me that old winkAm Bm C D He said, "I can tell you somethin' 'bout most anything Chorus:C But don't ask me 'bout a womanG All I know is boy, they're somethin'Am They're tender and they're toughD Can break you down and lift you upC Don't ask me 'bout a womanG F#m Em That's some complicated stuffAm D They ain't made to figure outG They're just made to love" Verse 2:G He said, "Boy, I've lived nearly eighty yearsA There's a lot of know-how between these earsC G But when it comes to your grandma, I'm still your age It took me a long, long time to learnA Lovin' a woman is full of left turnsC G The more they change, the more they stay the sameAm Bm C Bm Am Son, it's been that way since the beginning of timeBm C D We're behind the wheel, but just along for the ride" Chorus:C But don't ask me 'bout a womanG All I know is boy, they're somethin'Am They're tender and they're toughD Can break you down and lift you upC Don't ask me 'bout a womanG F#m Em That's some complicated stuffAm D They ain't made to figure outG They're just made to love" Bridge:C Fast forward ten years, it's Saturday nightBm She's changed three times, says her hair ain't rightC My mind reels back to the time and placeAm D When I heard my grandpa sayC Don't ask me 'bout a womanG All I know is boy, they're somethin'Am They're tender and they're toughD Can break you down and lift you upC Don't ask me 'bout a womanG F#m Em That's some complicated stuffAm D They ain't made to figure outG They're just made to love"Am D Now I know what he's talkin' about
Dont Ask Me About A Woman
Easton Corbin
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