Judd Wynonna - She is his only need

^FBilly was a small town loner^Gm7, who never did dream C F Bb/C Of ever leaving southern Arizona, or ever hearing wedding bells ring ^FHe never had alot luck with the ladies, ^Gm7but he sure had alot of good working skills C7 F Bb/C C Never cared about climbing any ladder, He knew the way in a small cafe; found the will

He met Miss ^C7Bonnie and a ^Flittle bit of her was a little too much ^Dm7A few movies and a ^Gmfew months ^F/Alater^Bbmaj7, the feeling got strong enough ^CHe didn't own a car so it must of been ^{F Fmaj7}love...^Bb.... C C7 F Bb/C I drove him uptown for a diamond that's when he started goin'

^FOver the line,^Gm7 workin' overtime ^C7To give her things just to hear her say she don't^F deserve them Bb/C F But he loved her and he just kept goin' overboard ^Gm7Over the limit to afford,^C7 to give her things he knew she wanted ^F'Cause without ^Fmaj7her ^Gm7where would he ^C7be, see it's not for him F Bb/C F Bb/C She is his only need

^FRing on her finger and one on the ladder,^Gm7 A new promotion every now and then C F Bb/C F Bonnie worked until she couldn't tie her apron, then stayed at home and had the first of two children And my, how the^Fmaj7 time did fly,^Gm7 The babies grew up and moved away C7 F Bb/C C Left 'em sitting on the front porch rocking, Billy watching Bonnie's hair turn gray

And every once in a-^C7while you could ^Fsee him get up and he'd head downtown ^Dm7'Cause heard about so^Gmmething she ^F/Awanted,^Bbmaj7 and it just had to be found C C7 F ^Fmaj7Didn't m^Bbatter how simple or how much, it was love........ C C7 F Bb/C And boy ain't that love just something, when it's strong enough to keep a man goin’

^FOver the line,^Gm7 workin' overtime ^C7To give her things just to hear her say she don't^F deserve them Bb/C F But he loved her and he just kept goin' overboard ^Gm7Over the limit to afford,^C7 to give her things he knew she wanted ^F'Cause without ^Fmaj7her wher^Gm7e would he be, ^C7see it's not for him F Bb/C F She is his only need