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Stranger In The Mirror

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Stranger In The Mirror
Glen Campbell
The Capitol Albums Collection
Intro F7sus4   C   F7sus4   C   F7sus4   C   F7sus4  C  
Verse 1
F7sus4I've seen people Crun after rainbows
F7sus4But I only seen a Cfew that ever caught one
F7sus4I've seen them Crun so slow they F7sus4gave up
Drove down Cwent out and Bmbought one
Chorus 1
But Amsometimes it turns Am7out to be D7nothin'
AmSometimes it's way mAm7ore than a Bb7you bargined Bbfor
F7sus4Don't look now Cbut theres a F7sus4stranger staring back in the Cmirror
F   G  AmDon't look now Am7   Ambut he lF7sus4ooks real familarC  F7sus4  C  
Verse 2
F7sus4A dear friend of mine Cran up to me an hollored
F7sus4Hey ole buddy I got some Cgood news and bad
F7sus4You know the song we Cwrote was a hit but F7sus4your name itn't on itC  
Chorus 2
Bb7   Bbm  AmSometimes it turns Am7out to be D7nothin' and
AmSometimes it's way Am7more than Bb7you bargined Bbfor
F7sus4Don't look now Cbut theres a F7sus4stranger staring back in the Cmirror
F   G  AmDon't look now Am7   Ambut he lF7sus4ooks real familarC  
Riff F7sus4   C   F   Am   Am7   D7   F7sus4   C   F   Am   Am7   D7   F7sus4   C   F7sus4  C  
Bridge
F7sus4I was standing Cnext to a bottle it F7sus4disappeared and the Cpain went away
F7sus4If I could find you CI would remind you cause I'm F7sus4trying to forget youC  
Outro
Bb7   Bb  AmSometimes it turns out to be D7nothin'
AmSometimes it's way Am7more than Bb7you bargined Bbfor
F7sus4Don't look now Cbut theres a F7sus4stranger staring back in the Cmirror
F   G  AmDon't look now Am7   AmGOD knows he F7sus4looks real familarC  F7sus4  C  
Yeah he F7sus4looks real familarC  F7sus4  C  
F7sus4Looks real familarC  F7sus4  C  
YeahF  Am  Am7  Bb7  Bb  Bbm  F7sus4  C  
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