Strangers Again - Sheryl Crow

Strangers Again

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Intro: Am C G (4x)
 
Verse
 
Am F C
Sea salt going up and down
G F
You jump off and not come crashing down
Am F C
How hard could it really be
G F
For you to find something nice to say to me
 
Pre-Chorus
F G Am
Baby it'll just take time
F G Am
For you to look me straight in the eye
F G Am
I don't know why you treat me this way
F
Like I'm a criminal
I say
 
[Refrão]
Am C G
Oh, isn't that strange
Am C G
Oh, as it starts to change
Am C G
Oh, lovers and friends
Am E
Go back to being strangers again
 
Instrumental: Am C G (2x)
 
Verse
Am F C
You were someone that I knew
G F
From being at the same place our friends go to
Am F C
I like how you didn't really care
G F
If anyone saw us making out over there
 
Pre-Chorus
F G Am
I've ususally lost that fight
F G Am
Did she look at you with these eyes?
F G Am
I don't know why you treat me this way
F
Like I'm a criminal
You say
 
[Refrão]
Am C G
Oh, isn't that strange
Am C G
Oh, you know it's bound to change
Am C G
Oh, lovers and friends
Am E
Go back to being strangers again
 
Instrumental
Am C G (4x)
 
Bridge
G
Say hello, say goodbye
E
A hundred times in your life
F
It's for the best but it's still so sad
E Am C G
A little more understanding wouldn't be so bad
 
[Refrão]
Am C G
Oh, you know it's bound to change
Am C G
Oh, lovers and friends
Am C G
Go back, go back
 
Am C G
Oh, isn't that strange
Am C G
Oh, you know it's bound to change
Am C G
Oh, lovers and friends
Am E
Go back to being strangers
Am
Being strangers again

How to play Strangers Again

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What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is Am. You can transpose without leaving the page.

Can I play it on guitar or keyboard?

Yes. The chord progression works on acoustic guitar, electric guitar and keyboard. Adapt the voicings to your instrument and level.

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