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Good Hearted Woman artist:Waylon Jennings , writer:Waylon Jennings, Willie Nelson https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=skh-Bv_vVC8 capo 2 thanks to Aden Stewart [C] [C] A long time forgotten the [C7] dreams that just fell by the [F] way The [G7] good life he [G] promised ain't what she's [G7] livin' to-[C]day But she [C] never complains of the bad times Or the [C7] bad things he's [F] done, lord She just [G7] talks about the [G] good times they've had And all the [G7] good times to [C] come (She's a [C] good hearted woman in love with a [C7] good timin' [F] man) She [G7] loves him in spite of his [G] ways she [G7] don't under-[C]stand (With teardrops and laughter they pass through this [C7] world hand in [F] hand) (A [G7] good hearted [G] woman, [G7] lovin' a [G] good timin' [C] man) [C] He likes the bright lights and [C7] night life and good time [F] friends And [G7] when the party's all [G] over she'll welcome him [G7] back home a-[C]gain Lord knows she don't understand him but she does the [C7] best that she [F] can (A [G7] good hearted [G] woman, [G7] to the world's youngest [G] dirty old [C] man) (She's a [D] good hearted woman in [D7] love with a [D] good timin' [G] man) (She [A7] loves him in spite of his ways she don't under-[D]stand) (With teardrops and laughter they [D7] pass through this [D] world hand in [G] hand) A [A7] good hearted woman, lovin' a good timin' [D] man [D7] (She's a [D] good hearted woman in [D7] love with a [D] good timin' [G] man) (She [A7] loves me in spite of my wicked mouth ways she don't under-[D]stand) (Through teardrops & laughter they [D7] pass through this [D] world hand in [G] hand) A [A7] good hearted woman, lovin' a good timin' [D] man [D7] A [A7] good hearted woman, lovin' a good timin' [D] man Produced by www.ozbcoz.com - Jim's Guitar Songbook Guitar Tuning EADGBE.

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