C/G	F
	Funny a woman can come home so wild and	free

	G	C/G
And	insist I don't watch her undress, or watch her watch	me

	F
And stand by the bed and shiver as if she were	cold

	G	C/G
Just	to lie down beside me and touch me as if I were	gold

	C/G	F
	One night of love don't make up for six nights	alone

	G	C/G
But	I'd rather have one than none lord, cause I'm flesh and	bone

	F
Sometimes it seems that she ain't worth the trouble at	all

	G	C/G
But she	could be worth the world, if somehow you can touch her at	all

	D	G
	Right or wrong a woman can own any	man

	A	D
She	can take him inside her and hold his soul in her	hand

	G
And leave him as weary and weak as a new born	child

	A	D
	Fighting to catch his first breath and open his	eyes

	D	G
	One night of love don't make up for six nights	alone

	A	D
But I'd	rather have one than none lord, cause I'm flesh and	bone

	G
Sometimes it seems that she ain't worth the trouble at	all

	A	D
But she	could be worth the world, if somehow you can touch her at	all