Southern Manners

[G]well I can't tell you why I left y[G]ou
and I don't quite know why I'm h[A]ere
but nothing has moved my sp[D]irit
since I saw you late last y[G]ear

[G]every lover knows a rea[G]son
and every woman has felt the s[A]ame
although our minds record each hear[D]tache
a little lovin' can take away the p[G]ain

(chorus)
[G]hold me, hold me, hold me cl[G]ose
caress my shoulders and my t[A]oes
make me forget what I[D] can't
be my lover and my [G]man

[G]a man he gives you all you [G]need
(ooo)                                     [A]
some money to spend and a kiss when you please
(ooo)                          [D]
when you're broke down on the road
(ooo)                               [G]
he'll come on by and lighten your load

[G]well I guess I owe you something t[G]oo
well it seems you've finally come on thr[A]ough
and my southern manners do obl[D]ige
won't you come on over for a slice of p[G]ie?

(chorus)
[G]hold me, hold me, hold me cl[G]ose
caress my shoulders and my t[A]oes
make forget what I ca[D]n't
be my lover and my [G]man