One Of The Fortunate Few Chords by Delbert Mcclinton

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_ _ _ [F#m] _ [E] _ _ [Dm] Well, [E] for one thing, there was a whole lot of guys with a lot of hair in [A] my shoes. _
[B] But to hug me on the wall like that and give a little hug for [E] all the proof,
that still better was worth the pain. _ _
Although, thanks for [A] believing, _ _
[B] and I consider _ myself one of the fortunate [E] few.
_ _ _ _ Yeah, and another thing,
she wasn't just a woman of her imagination, [Bm] but [A] she _ _ _
[B] may be the definition of a hard-cutter.
It's like she was more [Em] than a cook. _
And to [E] kiss somebody else like that,
that means a lot [Bm] of like [A]-a-fool. _
[B] Although, I consider myself one of the [A] fortunate [E] few. _ _ _ _ _ _
[A] It's like I'm good, [E] it hurts no pain.
[A] It's the worst kind of worst [E]-have ever had.
[A] I know I've been out for a little longer than [B] you,
_ _ _ _ _ but still I consider myself one of the fortunate [E] few. _ _ _ _ _ _
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_ _ _ _ [E] _ [F#m] _ Well, [E] in my life, I'm all character. _
Sometimes it's better [F#m] to look on the floor.
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[B] A gentleman is no good talking about what a happy feeling woman [Em] feels. _
And sometimes I [E] forget to say, _ _
I'll leave the rest up [A] to you.
But [B] I consider myself one of the fortunate [E] few. _ _ _ _ _ _
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