John Denver - Berkeley woman

1) I s^Gaw a Berkeley woman si^Cttin' in her rockin chai^Gr 2) 'Twas hard to believe what my eyes showed me then 3) Well, I fin'ly realized there was hunger in my stare 4) So with anger on her face and hurt in her eyes 5) I guess she's prob'ly right, Oh, I guess I'm prob'ly wrong 6) Well, now you've heard my story as plain as the light of day

1) ^GA dulcimer in her lap, a fe^D7ather in her hair 2) The color in her cheeks was just her natural skin 3) In my mind I was swayin' with the woman in the rockin' chair 4) She scratched me and & clawed me, she screamed & she cried 5) I guess she's not too far away, she hasn't been gone very long 6) It's hard to feel guilty for lovin' the ladies

1) Her br^Geasts swayed freely 2) She wore no makeup 3) But the lady I was livin' with 4) Oh you don't give me near 5) And I guess we could get together 6) That's all I gotta say (To chorus)

1) With the rh^Cythm of the rockin' chai^Gr 2) To make her look that way 3) Was standin' right by my side 4) All the lovin' that you should 5) And try this one more time

1) She was a si^Cttin' and a singin' and a s^Gwayin' 2) She was a natural mama with the red cheeks 3) She saw my stare and she saw the hunger 4) Yet you're ready to go and lay with her 5) But I know the wanderlust would come again

1) Her ch^D7eeks were red I dec^Glare 2) What more can I say' 3) And Lord it made her cry 4) You're just no damn good! 5) She'd only wind up cryin'

(Chorus) 1) Except a wo^Gman is the sweetest fruit 2) Well, a woman is the sweetest fruit 1) That G^Cod ever put on the vi^Gne 2) That God ever put on the vine 1) I'd n^Co more love just o^Gne kind of woman 2) I'd no more love just one kind of woman 3) I'd no more love just one kind of woman

1) Than dr^D7ink only one kind of wi^Gne 2) Than drink only one kind of wine 3) Than drink only one kind of wine