Subject: Every Man Likes You by Adam Brand

Every Man Likes You - Adam Brand

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G Some men like the horses ... some men like to D drink
Some men like to ... scratch their chins and ... sit around and G think
Some men like the pulpit ... some men like the C pew C7
But G every man ... D every man likes G you

G Some men like the money ... some men like the D fame
Some men like little letters ... followin' their G name
Different strokes for different blokes, until you come in C view C7
'Cause G every man ... D every man likes G you G7

C When we're walkin' down the street you're G turnin' every head
C Girl your skirts are way too short and your G lipsticks' way too D red D7
Well ... I don't G like it ... but I love it
But tell me what's a boy to C do C7
'Cause G every man, D every man likes G you

G Some men like a redhead ... some men like bru D nettes
Some are fond of golden blondes and some could not care G less 
That all goes out the window when you walk into the C room C7
'Cause G every man, D every man likes G you G7

C When we're walkin' down the street you're G turnin' every head
C Girl your skirts are way too short and your G lipsticks' way too D red D7
Well ... I don't G like it ... but I love it
But tell me what's a boy to C do C7
'Cause G every man, D every man ... G wishes he could C hold your hand
Every G man, D every man likes G you


from the Australian country album "Good Friends"
transcribed by Brian Cornish