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INTRO: C C I'm standin with somethin in my hand F That don't look too flowerlike She slammed the pretty part in the doorjamb C Left me and the stems outside Am On my way back from fishin I thought F If I brought a dozen roses home G7 She'd smile when I told there was one C N/C For each day that I'd been gone F-C F C I tried to think like a woman F G7 Find where that pretty head was at F-C F C I tried to think like a woman G7 F C But I don't guess a woman thinks like that Now I'm underneath the window with my guitar In the backyard soakin wet She poured what I'm afraid might've been Toilet water on my head I thought when she heard the song I wrote on my way back into town It would cool her off But it appears to work the other way around CHORUS SOLO BRIDGE: Am I'm just gettin comfortable G In the doghouse when she pulls F C The curtains, and I see her peekin out Am Well I lay here lookin sad awhile G Suffer some and then she smiles F C It's all slowly dawnin on me now CHORUS 2: F-C F C I tried think like a woman F C Where she wanted me was right where I was at F-C C C I tried to think like a woman Am G Am If I was sweet thought she'd cut me some slack G7 F C Oh but I don't think a woman thinks like that Ha, I know she don't!
F-C F C I tried to think like a woman F G7 Find where that pretty head was at F-C F C I tried to think like a woman G7 F C But I don't guess a woman thinks like that
Written by Tony Martin/Mark Nesler
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