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[Intro]
G Em
[Verse 1]
  GStrange how you Emstopped loving me
How you stopped Gneeding me 
When she came aClong   
DOh how Gstrange D  
[Verse 2] 
  GStrange you changed like Emnight and day
Just upped and Gwalked away
When she came aClong 
DOh how sGtrangG7e
[Chorus]
Well I Dmguess that I was Gjust your puppet Cyou held on a string, 
To tEmhink I thought you Areally loved me 
But Dlook at what thoughts can bring
[Verse 3] 
  GStrange you're still in Emall my dreams 
Oh what a Gfunny thing 
I still care for Cyou 
DWhoa how Gstrange, G7  
[Chorus] 
Well DmI guess that I was Gjust your puppet Cyou held on a string, 
To Emthink I thought you Areally loved me 
DBut look what thoughts can bring  oh, oh, oh
[Verse 4]
StGrange You're still in Emall my dreams,  
Oh what a Gfunny thing 
I still care for yCou  
DWhoa how Gstrange 
[Outro]           
How Emstrange  (how strange) how Gstrange, (how strange)
How Emstrange  (how strange) how Gstrange, (how strange)...

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Strange

by Patsy Cline

Lyrics & chords · Original key

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[Intro]

G Em

[Verse 1]

G Em

Strange how you stopped loving me

How you stopped needing me

When she came along

D G D

Oh how strange

[Verse 2]

G Em

Strange you changed like night and day

Just upped and walked away

When she came along

D G G7

Oh how strange

[Chorus]

Dm G C

Well I guess that I was just your puppet you held on a string,

Em A

To think I thought you really loved me

But look at what thoughts can bring

[Verse 3]

G Em

Strange you're still in all my dreams

Oh what a funny thing

I still care for you

D G G7

Whoa how strange,

[Chorus]

Dm G C

Well I guess that I was just your puppet you held on a string,

Em A

To think I thought you really loved me

But look what thoughts can bring oh, oh, oh

[Verse 4]

G Em

Strange You're still in all my dreams,

Oh what a funny thing

I still care for you

D G

Whoa how strange

[Outro]

Em G

How strange (how strange) how strange, (how strange)

Em G

How strange (how strange) how strange, (how strange)...

About Strange Chords by Patsy Cline

Learn how to play Strange by Patsy Cline with free guitar chords, lyrics, and interactive chord diagrams. Search for “Strange chords”, “Strange guitar chords”, or “Patsy Cline Strange chords” and you will find this page — transpose to any key, tap chords for diagrams, and use auto-scroll while you play. Perfect for beginners looking for easy Strange chords and for experienced players who want accurate Strange lyrics and chords in one place. Common chords in this song include G, Em, C, D, G7, Dm.

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What key is "Strange" in?

The chords for "Strange" show the original chord names (including G, Em, C, D, G7, Dm). Use transpose to move the song into any key that fits your voice or capo.