You, you've been Clooking at Gme F just a little too long,
now CI can Gnever look the Csame    G 
CBlindness and Gkindness,F there's no difference in the two
when I can Cno longer Gsee the good in Cyou   G 

So won't you Fshow me a Glittle Cshame  C7  
Won't you Fshow me a Glittle Cshame   G 
Now 'cause I'm, I'm a gentleman, before gentlewomen, so-called ladies keep
breakin my heart
Show me your house, show me your home, show me how it could all fall apart
So won't you show me a little shame
Won't you show me a little shame
Won't you show me a little shame
'Cause now I Amwake up in the morning more Ctired than before I slept
AmI get through crying and I Fsat up and before I wept
GI get through thinking and the Amthoughts have Gleft my Fhead
A#I get through speaking and I can't remember not a Fword that I Gsaid
You change your mind so many times, I wonder if you have a mind at all
And I rather be by myself than to have your lonesome company come to call
So won't you show me a little shame
Won't you show me a little shame
Won't you show me a little shame