Hard Headed Woman – Cat Stevens Song Chord/Tab and Lyric

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Hard Headed Woman – Cat Stevens Song Chord/Tab and Lyric
Artist: Cat Stevens
Album/Category: Tea for the Tillerman (1970)


I'm looking for a hard headed woman
One who'll take me for myself
And if I find my hard headed woman
I won't need nobody else, no, no, no

I'm looking for a hard headed woman
One who'll make me do my best
And if I find my hard headed woman
I know the rest of my life will be blessed, yes, yes, yes

I know a lot of fancy dancers
People who can glide you on a floor[Am/F]
They move so smooth but have no answers
When you ask "why'd you come here for?"
I know, many fine feathered friends
but their friendliness depends on how you do

I'm looking for a hard headed woman
one who'll make me feel so good
And if I find my hard headed woman
I know my life will be as it should, yes, yes, yes


submitted by:
Ted Hermary
[email protected]

From: Harlan L Thompson

HARD HEADED WOMAN- Cat Stevens

Dm Dm/G (3 times) Dm G Dm G
I'm looking for a hard headed [C/G]woman
One who'll take me for myself
Bb G C F
And if I find my hard headed woman
I won't need nobody else, no, no, no

I'm looking for a hard headed woman
One who'll make me do my best
And if I find my hard headed woman
I know the rest of my life will be blessed, yes, yes, yes

I know a lot of fancy dancers
People who can glide you on a floor
They move so smooth but have no answers
When you ask "why'd you come here for?" (I don't know) (why)

Dm G C Cm F Dm Am F Bb G C F riff Bb C F E
Hard headed woman

BRIDGE:
I know, many fine feathered friends
but their friendliness depends on how you do
They know many sure fired ways
To find out the one who pays and how you do

I'm looking for a hard headed woman
one who'll make me feel so good
And if I find my hard headed woman, wo oh oh oh oh
I know my life will be as it should, yes, yes, yes

I'm looking for a hard headed woman
one who'll make me do my best
And if I find my hard headed woman

riff: E -1h3-1——–|
B ——-3p1—-|
G ————2-|

NOTE: An add on to previous versions.
(from Tea for the Tillerman, 1970)
(sent by Harlan at [email protected])

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