Stranger In My Home Town

Stranger In My Home Town easy guitar chords by Foghat

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Guitar
Tuning

E A D G B E

Capo

Fret 3

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  • G

  • Bm

    2
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  • D

  • E

  • G

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    2
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  • Verse 1
    Dave 
    Peverett - Riff 

    Bros. Music 
    - ASCAP 

    Who's 
    that 
    stranger 
    walking 
    Verse 2

    out 
    in 
    the cold? 

    Standing 
    on 
    the corner 
    with 

    his 
    Kodachrome roll? 

    He may 
    be 
    a psy
    chopath, 

    he's 
    acting 
    so 
    strange, 

    Lying 
    to 
    him
    self, 

    saying 
    nothing 
    has 
    changed. 

    He stares 
    across 
    at 

    house 
    on 
    the 
    block, 

    Trying 
    to 
    find 
    the courage 

    to 
    go 
    over 
    and 
    knock. 

    What 
    will 
    he say 
    when 

    they 
    open 
    the 
    door? 

    "This 
    was 
    my 
    home, 

    but 
    it 
    ain't 
    no 
    more." 

    Verse 3
    He can't 
    get 
    Brixton, 

    out 
    of 
    his 
    system. 

    It seems 
    so 
    pathetic, 
    yeah, 

    but 
    it's 
    hard 
    to 
    for
    get 
    it. 

    Way back 
    Verse 4
    in '59, a 
    young 
    boy 
    was 
    crying, 

    he 
    didn't 
    want 
    to 
    leave, 
    but 
    what 
    could 
    he 
    say? 

    Jumped 
    in
    to 
    the 
    lorry, 
    left 
    there 
    in 
    hurry, 

    never 
    know
    ing 
    he'd 
    back 
    some 
    day. 

    Verse 5
    Stranger 
    in 
    my 
    home 
    town, 

    I'm 
    just 
    a stranger 
    in 
    my 
    home 
    town. 

    Could 
    this 
    street 
    be 
    part 
    of 
    me? 
    I can't 
    believe 

    it 
    - this 
    ain't 
    no 
    place 
    to 
    be. 

    Interlude 1

    Verse 6

    Who's 
    that 
    Peeping 
    Tom 

    climbing 
    the 
    wall? 

    Staring 
    at 
    the 
    back 
    yard, 
    he's 
    gon
    na fall. 

    He 
    looks 
    so 
    sus
    picious, 

    I should 
    called 
    the law, 

    wish 
    could 
    re
    member 
    where 

    I've seen 
    him 
    before. 

    Verse 7
    Sunrise 
    to sundown, 

    stumbling 
    through 
    London 
    town. 

    He 
    acts 
    like 
    he's stranded, 

    but 
    that's 
    how 
    he 
    planned 
    it. 

    Verse 8
    Way 
    back 
    in 
    '59, a young 
    boy 
    was 
    crying, 

    he 
    didn't 
    want 
    to 
    leave, 
    but what 
    could 
    he say? 

    Jump 
    in
    to 
    the 
    lorry, 
    left 
    there 
    in 
    hurry, 

    never 
    knowing 
    he'd 
    back 
    some 
    day. 

    Verse 9
    Stranger 
    in 
    my 
    home 
    town, 

    I'm 
    just 
    a stranger 
    in 
    my 
    home 
    town. 

    Could 
    this 
    street 
    be 
    a part 
    of 
    me? 
    I can't 
    believe 

    it - this 
    ain't no 
    place 
    to 
    be. 

    Interlude 2


    Verse 10
    {Dave - So
    lo} 

    Stranger 
    in 
    my 
    home 
    town, 
    Verse 11

    I'm 
    just 
    stranger 
    in 
    my 
    home 
    town. 

    Could 
    this 
    street 
    be 
    a part 
    of 
    me? 
    I can't 

    believe 
    it 
    - this 
    ain't 
    no 
    place 
    to 
    be. 

    Verse 12

    Stranger 
    in 
    my 
    home 
    town, 

    I'm 
    just 
    a stranger 
    in 
    my 
    home 
    town. 

    Stranger 
    in 
    my 
    home 
    town, 

    whoo! 
    Stranger 
    in 
    my 
    home 
    town. 
    I'm 
    just 
    a stranger. 

    Verse 13
    {Dave - Solo} I'm 
    stranger, 

    stranger 
    - I'm 
    a stranger, 
    a stranger ... 

    Outro 1

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