(Fmaj7)Ain’t no wom an like the (Em7)one I’ve (Dm7)got.
(Fmaj7)Ain’t no wom an like the (Em7)one I’ve (Dm7)got.
(Fmaj7)Ain’t no wom an like the (Em7)one I’ve (Dm7)got.
Ev ’ry day the (Dm)up when it’s down up I’m go her.
She can make the (Dm)birds sing har mo ny.
Ev ’ry drop of (Dm)rain is glad love it found her.
Heav en must have (Dm)min ute that she just for (G)me.
When she smiles
so (Em7)warm (Dm7)and ten der, ’cause it’s a (Ab)sight for sore (G)eyes to (F)see.
bey.
Ooh.
(Fmaj7)Ain’t no wom an like the (Em7)one I’ve (Dm7)got.
Well, I kiss the ground she walks on.
To (Fmaj7)make her hap py does n’t (Em7)take a (Dm7)lot.
She’s a real good friend, right to the end.
(Dm7)So to geth er, like a hand in glove, I’m a lone ly man when she’s gone.
(Fmaj7)Ain’t no wom an like the (Em7)one I (Dm7)love.
She can build me (Dm)up when it’s down up I’m go ing, put a lit tle (Dm)mu sic in my day.
Would n’t be sur (Dm)prised if my love keeps grow ing big ger ev ’ry (Dm)min ute that she stays a (G)way.
I would kiss
the (Em7)ground (Dm7)she walks on, ’cause it’s my (Ab)word, for my (G)word she’ll (F)o bey.
Ooh.
(Fmaj7)Ain’t no wom an like the (Em7)one I’ve (Dm7)got.
Oh I no, they don’t come bet ter.
To (Fmaj7)make her hap py does n’t (Em7)take a (Dm7)lot.
She don’t ask for things, no dia mond rings.
(Dm7)So to geth er, like a hand in glove, like a pag es in a let ter.
(Fmaj7)Ain’t no wom an like the (Em7)one I (Dm7)love.
She can build me
Ooh,
what a good, good thing I got.
She means to me the lot.
(Fmaj7)Ain’t no wom an like the (Em7)one I’ve (Dm7)got.
Well, I kiss the ground she walks on.
To (Fmaj7)make her hap py does n’t (Em7)take a (Dm7)lot.
(G9)I’m a lone ly man when she’s gone.
(Fmaj7)Ain’t no wom an like the (Em7)one I’ve (Dm7)got.
Well, I kiss the ground she walks on.
To (Fmaj7)make her hap py does n’t (Em7)take a (Dm7)lot.
(G9)I’m a lone ly man when she’s gone.
This page shows “Ain't No Woman” by The Four Tops in our color-coded kid songbook view — every note is colored by pitch (red C, orange D, yellow E, green F, blue G, purple A, pink B) and the lyrics sit directly under each note, so children can sing along while they play. The song is in the key of A at 90 BPM, a comfortable easy-level arrangement perfect for first-time learners.