Who's That Man 2
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(D) Turn left at the old Hotel
(Bm) I know this boulevard much too well
It hasn't (G) changed since I been gone
Oh, this (D) used to be my way home
They paved the road thru the neighborhood
(Bm) I guess the county finally fixed good
It was gettin (G) rough
Someone finally co(D)mplained enough
(A7) Fight the tears back with a smile
Stop and look for a little while
Oh, it's (G) plain to see
The only thing missing is m(A7)e
That's my (Bm) house and that's my car that's my
(F#m7) Dog in my back (G)yard
There's the win(D)dow to the room
Where she la(A7sus)ys her pretty (A) head
(A7) I planted that tr(Bm)ee out by the fence
Not long af(F#m7)ter we moved (G) in
That's my (D) kids and that's my wife
Who's that (A7) man, runnin my (G) life
(D) If I pulled in would it cause a scene
(Bm) They're not really expecting me
Those kid's have (G) been thru hell
I hear they adj(D)usted well
Turn around in the neigbors drive
(Bm) I'd be hard to recognize
In this ((G) pick-up truck
It's just an old (D) fixer up
(A7) Drive away one more time
A lot of things going thru my mind
I guess the (G) less things change
The more they never (A7sus) seem the (A7) same
That's my (Bm) house and that's my car that's my
(F#m7) Dog in my back (G)yard
There's the win(D)dow to the room
Where she la(A7sus)ys her pretty (A) head
(A7) I planted that tr(Bm)ee out by the fence
Not long af(F#m7)ter we moved (G) in
That's my (D) kids and that's my wife
Who's that (A7) man, runnin my (G) life
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That's my (Bm) house and that's my car that's my
(F#m7) Dog in my back (G)yard
There's the win(D)dow to the room
Where she la(A7sus)ys her pretty (A) head
(A7) I planted that tr(Bm)ee out by the fence
Not long af(F#m7)ter we moved (G) in
That's my (D) kids and that's my wife
Who's that (A7) man, runnin my (G) life
How to play Who's That Man 2
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is D. 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.