Bm13 She don’t like to hear me sing
She don’t want no diamond ring
She don’t want to drive my car, she won’t let me go that far

Bm13 She don’t like the way I look
She don’t like the things I cook
She don’t like the way I play, she don’t like the things I say

But G#m7 oh, the G6 games we play F#+
Bm13 She’s too good for me, she’s too good for me

Bm13 She don’t like the jokes I make
She don’t like the drugs I take
She don’t like the friends I got, she don’t like my friends a lot

Bm13 She don’t like the clothes I wear
She don’t like the way I stare
She don’t like the tales I tell, she don’t like the way I smell

But G#m7 oh, the G6 games we play F#+
Bm13 She’s too good for me, she’s too good for me

Amaj7-13 Would she pre-Ebdim fer it
if I D7 washed myself more C#7 often than I
Cmaj7 do, would she pre-Fmaj7 fer it if I
Dm7 took her to an E7 opera or two
Am I could dis-Am7+ tort myself
to G6 be the perfect D7/F# man
F She might pre-E7 fer me as I Am am

Bm13 She don’t want to meet my folks
She don’t want to hear my jokes
She don’t want to fix my tie, she don’t even want to try

Bm13 She don’t like the books I read
She don’t like the way I feed
She don’t want to save my life, she don’t want to be my wife

But G#m7 oh, the G6 games we play F#+
Bm13 She’s too good for me, she’s too good for me
Bm13 She’s too good for me, she’s too good for me