G                             C     Cm
It seems to me a strange thing mystifying
        G               C                              G
That a man like you can waste his time on women of her kind 
G                         C    Cm
Yes I can understand that she amuses

    G                   C                                G
But to let her stroke you, kiss your hair is hardly in your line

              F    C              G
It's not that I object to her profession
         F              C          F                 G
But she doesn't fit in well with what you teach and say
            F            C         G
It doesn't help us if you're inconsistent
           F              C       F           G
They only need a small excuse to put us all away

Ab      Bb  Fm
Who are you   to criticize her?
Who are you   to despise her?
Ab         Bb    Fm
Leave her, Leave her, let her be now
Ab         Bb    Fm
Leave her, Leave her, she's with me now
C  Bbm  Abm  Gm    Fm     C  Bbm  Abm  Gm    Fm
If your slate is clean - then you can throw stones
C  Bbm  Abm  Gm    Fm     C  Bbm  Abm  Gm    Fm
If your slate is not -   then leave her alone

Cm                               Fm                       Bbm
I'm amazed that men like you can be so shallow, thick and slow
Bbm7                            G                           C
There's not a man among you who knows or cares if I come or go
      Ab        Bb  Fm
All   No you're wro-ong!   You're very wrong
Cm  Bbm  Cm   Bbm  Cm   Cm  Bbm  Cm  Bbm   Cm
How can you say that?   How can you say that?
Cm  Bbm  Cm   Bbm  Cm   Cm  Bbm  Cm  Bbm   Cm
How can you say that?   How can you say that?

Not one - not one of you