Girl Youll Be A Woman Soon Chords

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Capo:	3rd fret

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GIRL YOULL BE A WOMAN SOON        Capo 3rd
 
 
[Verse 1]
 
    Em
I LOVE YOU SO MUCH CANT COUNT ALL THE WAYS
 
ID DIE FOR YOU GIRL AND ALL THEY CAN SAY IS
D
HES NOT YOUR KIND
      Em
THEY NEVER GET TIRED OF PUTTING ME DOWN
 
AND I NEVER KNOW WHEN I COME AROUND
D                                                                           C
WHAT IM GONNA FIND    DONT LET THEM MAKE UP YOUR MIND
 
DONT YOU KNOW. . . . . .
 
 
[Chorus]
 
 Em  A             D     Em
GIRL, YOULL BE A WOMAN SOON         
Em     A              D
PLEASE, COME TAKE MY HAND
Em   A              D   Em
GIRL, YOULL BE A WOMAN SOON         
Em   A              D
SOON YOULL NEED A MAN
 
 
[Verse 2]
 
          Em
IVE BEEN MISUNDERSTOOD FOR ALL OF MY LIFE
 
BUT WHAT THEYRE SAYING GIRL JUST CUTS LIKE KNIFE
D
THE BOYS NO GOOD
        Em
WELL I FINALLY FOUND WHAT I WAS LOOKING FOR
 
BUT IF THEY GET THE CHANCE THEYLL END IT FOR SURE
D                            C
SURE THEY WOULD   MAYBE IVE DONE ALL I COULD
 
NOW ITS UP TO YOU . . . . . .
 
 
[Chorus]
 
Em  A             D     Em
GIRL, YOULL BE A WOMAN SOON         
Em    A              D
PLEASE COME TAKE MY HAND
Em  A             D     Em
GIRL YOULL BE A WOMAN SOON         
Em  A              D
SOON YOULL NEED A MAN
 
(Bridge: C // Em   //    C // B)                       Chorus
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Girl Youll Be A Woman Soon – Neil Diamond

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Very good chart! The bridge would work as written, but try (instead of the B) a B7sus4 going quickly to a B7 Or, in the key of the recording: Eb Gm Eb D7sus4 D7

Not necessarily as written but it works if you don’t like barring for the individual string picked notes at the end of phrases (like me!). Neil Diamond generally wrote and performed using open chords, so may even be relatively authentic?