John Denver - Berkeley Woman Lyrics
I Saw A Berkeley Woman Sittin` In Her Rockin Chair
`twas Hard To Believe What My Eyes Showed Me Then
Well, I Fin`ly Realized There Was Hunger In My Stare
So With Anger On Her Face And Hurt In Her Eyes
I Guess She`s Prob`ly Right, Oh, I Guess I`m Prob`ly Wrong
Well, Now You`ve Heard My Story As Plain As The Light Of Day
A Dulcimer In Her Lap, A Feather In Her Hair
The Color In Her Cheeks Was Just Her Natural Skin
In My Mind I Was Swayin` With The Woman In The Rockin` Chair
She Scratched Me And & Clawed Me, She Screamed & She Cried
I Guess She`s Not Too Far Away, She Hasn`t Been Gone Very Long
It`s Hard To Feel Guilty For Lovin` The Ladies
Her Breasts Swayed Freely
She Wore No Makeup
But The Lady I Was Livin` With
Oh You Don`t Give Me Near
And I Guess We Could Get Together
That`s All I Gotta Say (to Chorus)
With The Rhythm Of The Rockin` Chair
To Make Her Look That Way
Was Standin` Right By My Side
All The Lovin` That You Should
And Try This One More Time
She Was A Sittin` And A Singin` And A Swayin`
She Was A Natural Mama With The Red Cheeks
She Saw My Stare And She Saw The Hunger
Yet You`re Ready To Go And Lay With Her
But I Know The Wanderlust Would Come Again
Her Cheeks Were Red I Declare
What More Can I Say?
And Lord It Made Her Cry
You`re Just No Damn Good!
She`d Only Wind Up Cryin`
(chorus)
Except A Woman Is The Sweetest Fruit
Well, A Woman Is The Sweetest Fruit
That God Ever Put On The Vine
That God Ever Put On The Vine
I`d No More Love Just One Kind Of Woman
I`d No More Love Just One Kind Of Woman
Than Drink Only One Kind Of Wine
Than Drink Only One Kind Of Wine
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