Otis Redding

^Bm Ooh ^E she may be weary ^Am
And them young g ^D irls they do get weary
^G Wearing that same o ^F ld shaggy dre ^E ss
^Am But when they get weary ^D
T ^D ry a little te ^Bm nderness ^{Em Am D
G} You know she's ^E waiting
^Am Just ant ^D icipating
The thi ^G ng that she'll never, ^F never, possess,no,n ^E o
^Am But ^Am while she's there waiting
^D Go to her and try a ^D little bit of ^G tenderness ^{C G
C} It's not ju ^Bm st sentimental yeah, yeah
^Em She has - her greav ^Am es and care
^C But the soft words (they) a ^Bm re spoken so gentle
^Am But, oh, that makes it easier, easier to bear, yeah ^D
Play these power chords nice and light and really short. Listen to the song for timing.
^{G E Am D
G F E
Am D
Bm E}
(This is the fast bit leading up to the peak of the song:)

(The peak- the bit Donkey sings in Shrek)
^{G F E}
You probably repeat the fast bit and do the chorus again – that's the two last bits.
The End! You have yourself a beauty!
From Al-Zahran
(P.S. Thanks again Reda Woodcock.)