Think Like a Woman--Mark Chesnutt
written by T. Martin/M. Nesler/J. Collins
From the GREAT album "Savin the Honky Tonks"
Corrections welcome.


INTRO: C

C
I'm standin with somethin in my hand 
                               F
That don't look too flowerlike

She slammed the pretty part in the doorjamb
                             C
Left me and the stems outside
      Am
On my way back from fishin I thought 
                           F
If I brought a dozen roses home
       G7
She'd smile when I told there was one 
                           C         N/C
For each day that I'd been gone

CHORUS:
           F-C    F      C         
I tried to think like a woman
F                               G7
Find where that pretty head was at
           F-C   F      C
I tried to think like a woman 
    G7              F                 C
But I don't guess a woman thinks like that

Now I'm underneath the window with my guitar 
In the backyard soakin wet
She poured what I'm afraid might've been
Toilet water on my head
I thought when she heard the song
I wrote on my way back into town
It would cool her off 
But it appears to work the other way around

CHORUS

SOLO

BRIDGE:
Am           
I'm just gettin comfortable
G
In the doghouse when she pulls
F                                  C
The curtains, and I see her peekin out
Am
Well I lay here lookin sad awhile
G
Suffer some and then she smiles
F                             C
It's all slowly dawnin on me now

CHORUS 2:
        F-C    F       C
I tried think like a woman
F                                         C
Where she wanted me was right where I was at
           F-C    C      C
I tried to think like a woman
   Am            G                       Am
If I was sweet thought she'd cut me some slack
       G7              F                 C
Oh but I don't think a woman thinks like that


Ha, I know she don't!

CHORDS:

C 	 x32010
F 	 xx3211 or 133211
Am 	 x02210
G7 	 320001