Harry Chapin - They call her easy

It was jus^Dt another n^A/C#ight I was ^Bmout on a l^Bm/Aimb Loo^Gking for som^G/F#eone to h^Em7elp me back in A couple o^Df hours of ^A/C#cruising ar^Bmound ^Bm/A Brought me ^Ginto a b^G/F#ar and I s^Dat me down No^Athing much to be ^Ffound ^{C D}

So I ^Bmgot into talking to the ^F#mold bar man He said ^Em7you've got a problem I can u^Bmnderstand And I ^Dknow a little l^D/C#ady who is ^Bmall a^Bm/Alone If you ^Gfind her she will ^G/F#take you h^Dome ^AShe don't like to spend her nights ^A7alone

^DThey c^A/C#all her e^Bmasy ^Bm/A They ^Gsay it's not a ^G/F#way for a ^E7body to be T^Dhey c^A/C#all her e^Bmasy ^Bm/A She was ^Ggivin' out her ^Bm/Alove for free ^{D/C# A Gmaj7}

Well I f^Dound her on the s^A/C#treet like the ba^Bmrtender s^Bm/Aaid She was ^Gnot great l^G/F#ooking, but n^Em7ot that bad So I w^Dalked on ^A/C#up to her and ^Bmdidn't say a w^Bm/Aord But my e^Gyes were ta^G/F#lking and I t^Dhink she heard Yes she h^Aeard me ^{F C D}

We ^Bmwalked down the road to a r^F#mun down farm She ^Em7lit a couple candles and she ^Bmheld out her arms L^Dord she was ^A/C#gentle as a w^Bmind blown s^Bm/Aigh In the mo^Grning while I'm dr^G/F#essing I can he^Dar her cry She was c^Aryin' and I ^A7went flyin' out of there

T^Dhey c^A/C#all her e^Bmasy ^Bm/A They s^Gay it's not a w^G/F#ay for a b^E7ody to be Th^Dey c^A/C#all her e^Bmasy ^Bm/A She was gi^Gvin' out her ^Bm/Alove for fre^D/C#e ^{A Gmaj7}

The n^Dext day f^A/C#ound me w^Bmalkin' in t^Bm/Aown I saw the o^Gld bar^G/F#tender and I fla^Em7gged him down I th^Danked him for the ^A/C#girl and told him ^Bmthat she had p^Bm/Aleased me And la^Gughed a little ^G/F#bit about ^Dhow she was ea^Asy ^{F C D} But the ^Bmold man stopped with a ^F#mlook in his eye He said you ^Em7know I hoped you weren't t^Bmhat kind of guy Ah ^Ddream ^A/C#of the ^Bmkind of w^Bm/Aorld ^Git c^G/F#ould be^Em If we were ^Gfree with our love^E7 like ea^Dsy It's a h^Aard world, you must le^Garn to be e^Bmasy In a ^Dcold, cold ^Aworld, I must ^Emlove the ones who pl^Bmease me

^DThey ^A/C#call her e^Bmasy ^Bm/A They s^Gay it's not a ^G/F#way for a b^E7ody to be T^Dhey ^A/C#call her e^Bmasy ^Bm/A 'Cause she was ^Ggivin' out her ^Bm/Alove for fr^Dee ^A