Also John Denver<\/p>\n
\r\n \r\n[Intro] | [C]<\/span> | [G]<\/span> | [F]<\/span> | [G]<\/span> | - - - | [C]<\/span> | [G]<\/span> | [F]<\/span> | [G]<\/span> |\r\n \r\n[Verse 1]\r\nI know I'll [C] never find another hunk of woman like my [G] Ann.\r\nShe makes me [F] feel like a great big [G] man.\r\nI'm gonna go [C] tell her momma what I think about her, say, \"Thank you, [G] ma'am,\r\nFor giving [F] me your daughter [C] Ann.\"\r\n \r\n{ CHORUS }\r\nShe sure is [F] stacked from her toes to the pretty little nape\r\nOf her [F] neck, she's packed like a seed in a grape.\r\nShe's [C] smooth has a marble skin.\r\nWhen I see [F] her I believe I'm a real big guy,\r\nAnd when I [F] go to work, I think I might die,\r\nIf [Dm] I can't hurry home [G] again.\r\nIf the good Lord [C] worked a hundred years at makin' me a female [Dm] plan,\r\nI'd say, \"No, [F] thanks, Lord, [G] I'll just keep [C] Ann.\"\r\n \r\n[Interlude] | [C]<\/span> | [G]<\/span> | [F]<\/span> | [G]<\/span> | - - - | [C]<\/span> | [G]<\/span> | [F]<\/span> | [G]<\/span> |\r\n \r\n[Verse 2]\r\nHow could I [C] ever look at any other woman when I've got [G] Ann.\r\nI feel so [F] good when she takes my [G] hand.\r\nI'm gonna go [C] tell her daddy what I think about her, say, \"Thank you, [G] man,\r\nFor giving [F] me your daughter [C] Ann.\"\r\n \r\n{ CHORUS }\r\nWhen I come [F] home and feel like I've been run over\r\nBy a ten-ton [F] truck, she can rub my shoulder\r\nAnd [C] ease my aches and pains.\r\nWhen I lose my [F] job and I'm down to a silver dollar\r\nAnd I [F] feel like a dried up gourd in a holler,\r\nShe [Dm] cools my brow like a summer [G] rain.\r\nIf the good Lord [C] worked all night at makin' me a female [G] plan,\r\nI'd say, \"No, [F] thanks, Lord, [G] I'll just keep [C] Ann.\"\r\n \r\n[Instrumental] | [C]<\/span> | [G]<\/span> | [F]<\/span> | [G]<\/span> - - - | | [C]<\/span> | [G]<\/span> | [F]<\/span> | [G]<\/span> |\r\n \r\n[Outro]\r\nI know I'll [C] never find another hunk of woman like my [G] Ann.\r\nShe makes me [F] feel like a great big [G] man.\r\nIf the good Lord [C] worked a hundred years at makin' me a female [G] plan,\r\nI'd say, \"No, [F] thanks, Lord, [G] I'll just keep [C] Ann.\"\r\nI'd say, \"No, [F] thanks, Lord, [G] I'll just keep [C] Ann.\" ... Yeah!<\/span><\/pre>\nX<\/span><\/div>\n<\/pre>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"Also John Denver [Intro] | [C] | [G] | [F] | [G] | – – – | [C] | [G] | [F] | [G] | [Verse 1] I know I’ll [C] never find another hunk of woman like my [G] Ann. She makes me [F] feel like a great big …