Ease Down The Road

D D G I took her on a simple trip D To see her husband's family G And on the way upon her hip D Was laid my head down gently G All due respect was meant and all D The winds were in agreement G That this was answering the call D Of awkward and true feeling G A fireman her husband was D And so to give him duty G I duly tried to light a fire D Upon his rightful booty G But beauty was my treasure then D As through the hills I drove her G And taught her that another man D Could have made love to her Bb D Doo doo do do do doo Bb D Doo doo do do do doo Bb D Doo doo do do do doo D G D G D D G Strange is good if it is kept D A secret with the "lovers" G Who love their mates and love themselves D And need the love of others G Through the window I could see D The fields and clouds all passing G As in the passenger position D Eleanor was thrashing G I stopped the car we got a beer D And then eased down the road G A little guilt, and some guilt spilt D And added to our load Bb D Doo doo do do do doo Bb D Doo doo do do do doo Bb D Doo doo do do do doo