Colin Soucy - Falling For A Stranger
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Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste:
4th traste
CAPO: 4th FRET
[Intro]
D D Bm G
D D Bm G
[Verse]
D
What if we never met
G
Yeah, girl imagine that
D
If we never fell in love
G
And you and me were never us
D
If you were just a girl
G
And I was just some guy
D
Sitting here just like this
G
And you walked in tonight
G
And there ain't no doubt in my mind
[Chorus]
D
I'd be falling for a stranger
Bm7 G
I'd be tripping over myself
D
Like who's that
Bm7
Gotta make her
G
Mine all mine, yeah
D
If I saw you again for the first time
Bm7 G
Well, I'd be thinking 'bout the rest of my life
D Bm7
Somewhere between hey and what you doing later
G D
I'd be falling for a stranger
Falling
Bm7
Falling
G D D Bm7 G
I'd be falling for a stranger
[Verse]
D
On a crowded downtown street
G
You'd stop me in my tracks
D
At a county fair
Hell anywhere
G
If you looked at me like that
G
There'd be no going back
[Chorus]
D
And I'd be falling for a stranger
Bm7 G
I'd be tripping over myself
D
Like who's that
Bm7
Gotta make her
G
Mine all mine, yeah
D
If I saw you again for the first time
Bm7 G
Well, I'd be thinking 'bout the rest of my life
D Bm7
Somewhere between hey and what you doing later
G D
I'd be falling for a stranger
Falling
Bm
Falling
G D D Bm7 G
I'd be falling for a stranger
[Break]
G
Yeah if you walked in tonight
G
There ain't no doubt in my mind
D
I'd be falling
Bm G
Falling
[Chorus]
D
Falling for a stranger
Bm G
I'd be tripping over myself
D
Like who's that
Bm
Gotta make her
G
Mine all mine, yeah
D
If I saw you again for the first time
Bm7 G
Once I caught my breath and we locked eyes
D Bm
Right there between hey and what you doing later
G D
I'd be falling for a stranger
Falling
Bm7
Falling
G D
Yeah I'd be falling for a stranger
Falling
Bm7
Falling
G D
I'd be falling for a stranger
[Outro]
D Bm7 G
D D Bm G D
How to play Colin Soucy - Falling For A Stranger
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The first identified chord is E. You can transpose without leaving the page.
Can I play it on guitar or keyboard?
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