One of the Fortunate Few Chords by Delbert Mcclinton

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[E] Well, for one thing, there was a whole lot of guys who would have liked to have been
in [A] my shoes. _
[B] But to upkeep on a woman like that would give an old poor [E] boy the blues. _
Still the pleasure is worth the pain _ _ of everything she put [A] me through. _
[B] And I consider _ myself one of the [E] fortunate few. _ _ _ _ _
Yeah, and another thing, she wasn't just good looking.
And her imagination [Bm] just [A] wouldn't quit. _ _
[B] She'd make you do things you never thought about.
And things you wouldn't want [Em] her to do. _ _
There must be [E] somebody else out there that feels about [Bm] her like [A] I do. _
[B] And I consider _ myself one of the [E]
fortunate few. _ _ _ _ _ _
[A] It felt so [E] good to hurt so [G#] bad.
[A] The best and [E] the worst that I ever had.
[A] I know I bit off a little more than I [B] could chew. _ _ _ _
Still I consider _ myself one of the [E] fortunate few. _ _ _ _ _ _
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[E] Well, the last thing I'm going to tell you, _ some things are better [Bm] left [A] unsaid. _ _
[B] A gentleman don't go talking about what happens in a [E] woman's bed.
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That's all I've got to say. _ _
I'll leave [Bm] the rest up [A] to you. _
[B] But I consider myself one of the [E] fortunate few. _ _ _ _ _ _
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