Put That Woman First Chords by Jaheim
Tempo:
79 bpm
Chords used:
Bbm
Fm
Cm
Eb
Ab
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
[Fm] [Bbm] [Cm]
[Fm] [Bbm] [Cm]
[Fm] [Bbm] [Cm]
[Bbm] [Fm] [Db] [Ab] Ooh, yeah.
[Eb] If they [Fm] gleam in the sun while they spin,
and they [Bbm] hit on my [Cm] truck, then I could be dimmed up.
[Eb] And if it [Fm] came in a sack, no stems, no [Bbm] seeds in the [Cm] bag,
then I could be dimmed up.
[Fm] And if it's ripped from my wrist,
and it look like it's [Bbm] shine like [Cm] lube, then I could be dimmed up.
[Bbm] But [F] oh, girl, I [Db] forgot to [Ab] be a lover.
[Fm] If it wasn't for the 9-to-5, doubled up over [Bbm] time,
then [Cm] I could be dimmed up.
[Fm] If it wasn't for the Sunday, all-star [Bbm] weekend [Cm] game, girl,
I could be dimmed up.
And if it wasn't [Fm] for the dough, then 50 Jesus,
[Bbm] oh, girl, you know [Cm] that I could be dimmed up.
[Fm] But silly me, silly me, oh, [Bbm] tell me,
how [Cm] could I ever forget to be your [Fm] lover?
Be your last, that you need love to [Ab] spend my life making love to [Bbm] you.
[Fm] Oh, girl.
Oh, [Db] I forgot [Ab] to be a lover.
[Fm] When she start bringing up older,
[Bbm] and the fights [Cm] keep getting worse,
[Fm] I remember the numbers, [Bbm] then I put [Eb] that one on fast.
[Fm] And you know she ain't wearing her ring.
Oh, [Bbm] no.
And she starts [Cm] playing little games,
[Bbm] coming in [Fm] late from work.
You [Bbm] better put [Ab] that one on first.
[Eb] If it wasn't [Fm] for the makeup on my shirt,
still out [Bbm] there chasing [Cm] skirts, then I could be dimmed up.
And [Eb] if it wasn't [Fm] for that fight last night,
you smashing [Bbm] on my [Eb] headlights, then I could be dimmed up.
[Eb] If it wasn't [Fm] for parole, steady ducking my pillow,
[Bbm] girl, you know [Cm] I could be dimmed up.
[Eb] But still in [Fm] me, still in me, babe, [Bbm] tell me,
how [Eb] could I ever forget to be your [Fm] lover?
Be your last, that you need love to [Ab] spend my life making love to [Bbm] you.
[Fm] Oh, girl.
Oh, [Bbm] I forgot [Ab] to be a lover.
[Fm] When she start bringing up older,
bringing up [Bbm] older, and the fights [Cm] keep getting worse,
[Ab] I remember [Fm] the numbers, [Bbm] then I put [Eb] that one on fast.
[Bb] And you know [Fm] she ain't very learning.
[Bbm] And she starts [Cm] playing little games,
[Fm] coming in late from work.
You [Db] better put [Ab] that one on first.
[Db] So many times, acting like it wasn't really [Bbm] nothing.
So [Cm] many ways, kept to [E] myself, always [Eb] running.
So [Fm] many games, all that ass [Bbm] shit.
So [Ab] many words, I need [Fm] you to say.
Always came first, even though [Cm] sometimes felt [Bbm] like second.
[Eb] You know I had to learn [Db] to last, spend some time,
put in some work, and forget it [Bb] always.
Always put that one [Fm] on first.
She start bringing up older, [Bbm] and the fights [Cm] keep getting worse.
Getting [Fm] worse.
I remember the numbers, then [Bbm] I put [Eb] that one on first.
Put that one [Bb] on first.
And you know [Fm] she ain't very learning.
Oh, yeah.
[Bbm] And she starts [Cm] playing little games,
[Fm] coming in late from work.
I'm going to say it again.
You [Bbm] better put [Cm] that one on first.
Put that one [F] on first.
She start [Fm] bringing up older, [Bbm] and the fights [Cm] keep getting worse.
[Fm] She's going to leave you.
[Bbm] Better put [Cm] that one on first.
Yeah, yeah.
[Eb] And you know [Fm] she ain't very learning. Yeah, yeah.
[Bbm] And she starts [Cm] playing little games,
[Fm] coming in late from work.
You [Bbm] better put [Cm] that one on first.
[Fm] [Bbm] [Cm]
[Fm] [Bbm] [Cm]
[Bbm] [Fm] [Db] [Ab] Ooh, yeah.
[Eb] If they [Fm] gleam in the sun while they spin,
and they [Bbm] hit on my [Cm] truck, then I could be dimmed up.
[Eb] And if it [Fm] came in a sack, no stems, no [Bbm] seeds in the [Cm] bag,
then I could be dimmed up.
[Fm] And if it's ripped from my wrist,
and it look like it's [Bbm] shine like [Cm] lube, then I could be dimmed up.
[Bbm] But [F] oh, girl, I [Db] forgot to [Ab] be a lover.
[Fm] If it wasn't for the 9-to-5, doubled up over [Bbm] time,
then [Cm] I could be dimmed up.
[Fm] If it wasn't for the Sunday, all-star [Bbm] weekend [Cm] game, girl,
I could be dimmed up.
And if it wasn't [Fm] for the dough, then 50 Jesus,
[Bbm] oh, girl, you know [Cm] that I could be dimmed up.
[Fm] But silly me, silly me, oh, [Bbm] tell me,
how [Cm] could I ever forget to be your [Fm] lover?
Be your last, that you need love to [Ab] spend my life making love to [Bbm] you.
[Fm] Oh, girl.
Oh, [Db] I forgot [Ab] to be a lover.
[Fm] When she start bringing up older,
[Bbm] and the fights [Cm] keep getting worse,
[Fm] I remember the numbers, [Bbm] then I put [Eb] that one on fast.
[Fm] And you know she ain't wearing her ring.
Oh, [Bbm] no.
And she starts [Cm] playing little games,
[Bbm] coming in [Fm] late from work.
You [Bbm] better put [Ab] that one on first.
[Eb] If it wasn't [Fm] for the makeup on my shirt,
still out [Bbm] there chasing [Cm] skirts, then I could be dimmed up.
And [Eb] if it wasn't [Fm] for that fight last night,
you smashing [Bbm] on my [Eb] headlights, then I could be dimmed up.
[Eb] If it wasn't [Fm] for parole, steady ducking my pillow,
[Bbm] girl, you know [Cm] I could be dimmed up.
[Eb] But still in [Fm] me, still in me, babe, [Bbm] tell me,
how [Eb] could I ever forget to be your [Fm] lover?
Be your last, that you need love to [Ab] spend my life making love to [Bbm] you.
[Fm] Oh, girl.
Oh, [Bbm] I forgot [Ab] to be a lover.
[Fm] When she start bringing up older,
bringing up [Bbm] older, and the fights [Cm] keep getting worse,
[Ab] I remember [Fm] the numbers, [Bbm] then I put [Eb] that one on fast.
[Bb] And you know [Fm] she ain't very learning.
[Bbm] And she starts [Cm] playing little games,
[Fm] coming in late from work.
You [Db] better put [Ab] that one on first.
[Db] So many times, acting like it wasn't really [Bbm] nothing.
So [Cm] many ways, kept to [E] myself, always [Eb] running.
So [Fm] many games, all that ass [Bbm] shit.
So [Ab] many words, I need [Fm] you to say.
Always came first, even though [Cm] sometimes felt [Bbm] like second.
[Eb] You know I had to learn [Db] to last, spend some time,
put in some work, and forget it [Bb] always.
Always put that one [Fm] on first.
She start bringing up older, [Bbm] and the fights [Cm] keep getting worse.
Getting [Fm] worse.
I remember the numbers, then [Bbm] I put [Eb] that one on first.
Put that one [Bb] on first.
And you know [Fm] she ain't very learning.
Oh, yeah.
[Bbm] And she starts [Cm] playing little games,
[Fm] coming in late from work.
I'm going to say it again.
You [Bbm] better put [Cm] that one on first.
Put that one [F] on first.
She start [Fm] bringing up older, [Bbm] and the fights [Cm] keep getting worse.
[Fm] She's going to leave you.
[Bbm] Better put [Cm] that one on first.
Yeah, yeah.
[Eb] And you know [Fm] she ain't very learning. Yeah, yeah.
[Bbm] And she starts [Cm] playing little games,
[Fm] coming in late from work.
You [Bbm] better put [Cm] that one on first.
Key:
Bbm
Fm
Cm
Eb
Ab
Bbm
Fm
Cm
[Fm] _ _ _ _ [Bbm] _ [Cm] _ _ _
[Fm] _ _ _ _ [Bbm] _ [Cm] _ _ _
[Fm] _ _ _ _ [Bbm] _ [Cm] _ _ _
[Bbm] _ [Fm] _ _ _ [Db] [Ab] Ooh, yeah.
[Eb] If they [Fm] gleam in the sun while they spin,
and they [Bbm] hit on my [Cm] truck, then I could be dimmed up.
[Eb] And if it [Fm] came in a sack, no stems, no [Bbm] seeds in the [Cm] bag,
then I could be dimmed up.
[Fm] And if it's ripped from my wrist,
and it look like it's [Bbm] shine like [Cm] lube, then I could be dimmed up.
[Bbm] But [F] oh, girl, I [Db] forgot to [Ab] be a lover.
[Fm] If it wasn't for the 9-to-5, doubled up over [Bbm] time,
then [Cm] I could be dimmed up.
[Fm] If it wasn't for the Sunday, all-star [Bbm] weekend [Cm] game, girl,
I could be dimmed up.
And if it wasn't [Fm] for the dough, then 50 Jesus,
[Bbm] oh, girl, you know [Cm] that I could be dimmed up.
[Fm] But silly me, silly me, oh, [Bbm] tell me,
how [Cm] could I ever forget to be your [Fm] lover?
Be your last, that you need love to [Ab] spend my life making love to [Bbm] you.
[Fm] Oh, girl.
Oh, [Db] I forgot [Ab] to be a lover.
[Fm] When she start bringing up older,
[Bbm] and the fights [Cm] keep getting worse,
[Fm] I remember the numbers, [Bbm] then I put [Eb] that one on fast.
[Fm] And you know she ain't wearing her ring.
Oh, [Bbm] no.
And she starts [Cm] playing little games,
[Bbm] coming in [Fm] late from work.
You [Bbm] better put [Ab] that one on first.
[Eb] If it wasn't [Fm] for the makeup on my shirt,
still out [Bbm] there chasing [Cm] skirts, then I could be dimmed up.
And [Eb] if it wasn't [Fm] for that fight last night,
you smashing [Bbm] on my [Eb] headlights, then I could be dimmed up.
[Eb] If it wasn't [Fm] for parole, steady ducking my pillow,
[Bbm] girl, you know [Cm] I could be dimmed up.
[Eb] But still in [Fm] me, still in me, babe, [Bbm] tell me,
how [Eb] could I ever forget to be your [Fm] lover?
Be your last, that you need love to [Ab] spend my life making love to [Bbm] you.
[Fm] Oh, girl.
Oh, [Bbm] I forgot [Ab] to be a lover.
[Fm] When she start bringing up older,
bringing up [Bbm] older, and the fights [Cm] keep getting worse,
[Ab] I remember [Fm] the numbers, [Bbm] then I put [Eb] that one on fast.
[Bb] And you know [Fm] she ain't very learning.
[Bbm] And she starts [Cm] playing little games,
[Fm] coming in late from work.
You [Db] better put [Ab] that one on first.
[Db] So many times, acting like it wasn't really [Bbm] nothing.
So [Cm] many ways, kept to [E] myself, always [Eb] running.
So [Fm] many games, all that ass [Bbm] shit.
So [Ab] many words, I need [Fm] you to say.
Always came first, even though [Cm] sometimes felt [Bbm] like second.
[Eb] You know I had to learn [Db] to last, spend some time,
put in some work, and forget it [Bb] always.
Always put that one [Fm] on first.
She start bringing up older, [Bbm] and the fights [Cm] keep getting worse.
Getting [Fm] worse.
I remember the numbers, then [Bbm] I put [Eb] that one on first.
Put that one [Bb] on first.
And you know [Fm] she ain't very learning.
Oh, yeah.
[Bbm] And she starts [Cm] playing little games,
[Fm] coming in late from work.
I'm going to say it again.
You [Bbm] better put [Cm] that one on first.
Put that one [F] on first.
She start [Fm] bringing up older, [Bbm] and the fights [Cm] keep getting worse.
[Fm] She's going to leave you.
[Bbm] Better put [Cm] that one on first.
Yeah, yeah.
[Eb] And you know [Fm] she ain't very learning. Yeah, yeah.
[Bbm] And she starts [Cm] playing little games,
[Fm] coming in late from work.
You [Bbm] better put [Cm] that one on first.
[Fm] _ _ _ _ [Bbm] _ [Cm] _ _ _
[Fm] _ _ _ _ [Bbm] _ [Cm] _ _ _
[Bbm] _ [Fm] _ _ _ [Db] [Ab] Ooh, yeah.
[Eb] If they [Fm] gleam in the sun while they spin,
and they [Bbm] hit on my [Cm] truck, then I could be dimmed up.
[Eb] And if it [Fm] came in a sack, no stems, no [Bbm] seeds in the [Cm] bag,
then I could be dimmed up.
[Fm] And if it's ripped from my wrist,
and it look like it's [Bbm] shine like [Cm] lube, then I could be dimmed up.
[Bbm] But [F] oh, girl, I [Db] forgot to [Ab] be a lover.
[Fm] If it wasn't for the 9-to-5, doubled up over [Bbm] time,
then [Cm] I could be dimmed up.
[Fm] If it wasn't for the Sunday, all-star [Bbm] weekend [Cm] game, girl,
I could be dimmed up.
And if it wasn't [Fm] for the dough, then 50 Jesus,
[Bbm] oh, girl, you know [Cm] that I could be dimmed up.
[Fm] But silly me, silly me, oh, [Bbm] tell me,
how [Cm] could I ever forget to be your [Fm] lover?
Be your last, that you need love to [Ab] spend my life making love to [Bbm] you.
[Fm] Oh, girl.
Oh, [Db] I forgot [Ab] to be a lover.
[Fm] When she start bringing up older,
[Bbm] and the fights [Cm] keep getting worse,
[Fm] I remember the numbers, [Bbm] then I put [Eb] that one on fast.
[Fm] And you know she ain't wearing her ring.
Oh, [Bbm] no.
And she starts [Cm] playing little games,
[Bbm] coming in [Fm] late from work.
You [Bbm] better put [Ab] that one on first.
[Eb] If it wasn't [Fm] for the makeup on my shirt,
still out [Bbm] there chasing [Cm] skirts, then I could be dimmed up.
And [Eb] if it wasn't [Fm] for that fight last night,
you smashing [Bbm] on my [Eb] headlights, then I could be dimmed up.
[Eb] If it wasn't [Fm] for parole, steady ducking my pillow,
[Bbm] girl, you know [Cm] I could be dimmed up.
[Eb] But still in [Fm] me, still in me, babe, [Bbm] tell me,
how [Eb] could I ever forget to be your [Fm] lover?
Be your last, that you need love to [Ab] spend my life making love to [Bbm] you.
[Fm] Oh, girl.
Oh, [Bbm] I forgot [Ab] to be a lover.
[Fm] When she start bringing up older,
bringing up [Bbm] older, and the fights [Cm] keep getting worse,
[Ab] I remember [Fm] the numbers, [Bbm] then I put [Eb] that one on fast.
[Bb] And you know [Fm] she ain't very learning.
[Bbm] And she starts [Cm] playing little games,
[Fm] coming in late from work.
You [Db] better put [Ab] that one on first.
[Db] So many times, acting like it wasn't really [Bbm] nothing.
So [Cm] many ways, kept to [E] myself, always [Eb] running.
So [Fm] many games, all that ass [Bbm] shit.
So [Ab] many words, I need [Fm] you to say.
Always came first, even though [Cm] sometimes felt [Bbm] like second.
[Eb] You know I had to learn [Db] to last, spend some time,
put in some work, and forget it [Bb] always.
Always put that one [Fm] on first.
She start bringing up older, [Bbm] and the fights [Cm] keep getting worse.
Getting [Fm] worse.
I remember the numbers, then [Bbm] I put [Eb] that one on first.
Put that one [Bb] on first.
And you know [Fm] she ain't very learning.
Oh, yeah.
[Bbm] And she starts [Cm] playing little games,
[Fm] coming in late from work.
I'm going to say it again.
You [Bbm] better put [Cm] that one on first.
Put that one [F] on first.
She start [Fm] bringing up older, [Bbm] and the fights [Cm] keep getting worse.
[Fm] She's going to leave you.
[Bbm] Better put [Cm] that one on first.
Yeah, yeah.
[Eb] And you know [Fm] she ain't very learning. Yeah, yeah.
[Bbm] And she starts [Cm] playing little games,
[Fm] coming in late from work.
You [Bbm] better put [Cm] that one on first.