D          A/C#       Bm        Bm/A
It was just another night I was out on a limb
   G           G/F#     Em7
Looking for someone to help me back in
          D          A/C#       Bm        Bm/A
A couple of hours of cruising around
           G       G/F#      D
Brought me into a bar and I sat me down
  A                F     C  D
Nothing much to be found


     Bm                      F#m
So I got into talking to the old bar man
        Em7                         Bm
He said you've got a problem I can understand
      D              D/C#       Bm   Bm/A
And I know a little lady who is all alone
       G                 G/F#      D
If you find her she will take you home
A                                  A7
She don't like to spend her nights alone

[Chorus]

D     A/C#     Bm    Bm/A
They call her easy
     G              G/F#      E7
They say it's not a way for a body to be
 D    A/C#     Bm    Bm/A
They call her easy
        G              Bm/A           D/C#  A  Gmaj7
She was givin' out her love for free

[Verse 2]
        D                A/C#             Bm       Bm/A
Well I found her on the street like the bartender said
        G          G/F#         Em7
She was not great looking, but not that bad
      D        A/C#          Bm            Bm/A
So I walked on up to her and didn't say a word
        G          G/F#         D
But my eyes were talking and I think she heard
         A         F   C  D
Yes she heard me


   Bm                         F#m
We walked down the road to a run down farm
    Em7                          Bm
She lit a couple candles and she held out her arms
 D           A/C#         Bm         Bm/A
Lord she was gentle as a wind blown sigh
         G                 G/F#           D
In the morning while I'm dressing I can hear her cry
         A           A7
She was cryin' and I went flyin' out of there

[Chorus]

 D    A/C#     Bm  Bm/A
They call her easy
      G              G/F#      E7
They say it's not a way for a body to be
  D   A/C#     Bm   Bm/A
They call her easy
          G            Bm/A        D/C#  A  Gmaj7
She was givin' out her love for free

D/C#  A  Gmaj7  D/C#  A  Gmaj7

[Verse 3]

     D        A/C#     Bm         Bm/A
The next day found me walkin' in town
           G     G/F#            Em7
I saw the old bartender and I flagged him down
    D                 A/C#              Bm            Bm/A
I thanked him for the girl and told him that she had pleased me
      G              G/F#      D             A  F   C  D
And laughed a little bit about how she was easy
        Bm                     F#m
But the old man stopped with a look in his eye
            Em7                       Bm
He said you know I hoped you weren't that kind of guy
   D     A/C#   Bm       Bm/A G   G/F#   Em
Ah dream of the kind of world it could be
           G                 E7      D
If we were free with our love like easy
        A                     G          Bm
It's a hard world, you must learn to be easy
     D          A             Em                  Bm
In a cold, cold world, I must love the ones who please me

Easy

[Chorus]

D    A/C#      Bm    Bm/A
They call her easy
      G             G/F#       E7
They say it's not a way for a body to be
 D   A/C#      Bm   Bm/A
They call her easy
               G              Bm/A       D   A
'Cause she was givin' out her love for free