Singing To Strangers

Wood Brothers

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Tom:
G C G C G C G C [Verse 1]
G C G C He hails from the great state of confusion
G C Am in the army he was a major disappointment
D C now he's pulling a push broom at the inconvenience store
G C G C and he had never heard speaking in tongues
G C just screamin' and wailin' guitars
D C and he'd do most anything, to get that feeling in his heart [Chorus]
G C so he sings to himself
G C Dm but he doesn’t feel right until he's
C G singin' to strangers every night
[Break]
G C G C G C G C [Verse 2]
G C G C when it's cold she wears a mitten and a glove
G C she says jesus was handsome but god is jus’ love
D C and she feels just like an angel, stuck-on-her-back, in the snow
G C G C but she's not scared she will shoot you with a glance
G C if you look her right back in the eyes you'll see infinite road
D C and she'd do most anything not to feel so alone [Chorus]
G C so she sings to herself
G C Dm but she never feels right until she's
C Dm C G singin' to strangers, singin’ to strangers every night [Break] (with a key change)
G C G C A D A D A D [Verse 3]
A D A D have you ever heard speaking in tongues
A D or screaming and wailing guitars
E D E would you do most anything, to get that feeling in your heart,
D to get that feeling in your heart [Outro]
Em D Em D Em D A try singin' to strangers, singin’ to strangers, singin’ to strangers every night
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