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Just Look At Me
Recorded by George Strait (1993) Album: "Easy Come Easy Go"
Written by Curtis Wayne and Gerald Smith
NOTE: This is my first submission. I love this song it got a 1950's Flare. If you listen to the song by 
George Strait on the "Easy Come Easy Go" Album you will hear a "Walk up" and "Walk Down" between the C 
and F Chords. Also, a "Walk Down" can be added from C to G from the Verse going into the Chorus and again
from the Chorus into the Tab/Outro. The song is played in Key of C on the recording...I played it with it
and it sounds great to me...I hope it does to you.
[Intro: Chorus]
C/GOne loG7ok at CyouC7...and just look at Fme.
Held under your Gspell Fso helplessCly.G7  
Yes, I’m still your CfoC7ol any fool can Fsee.
One look at Dmyou.G..and just look at Cme.F  C  
[Verse]
CI thought I’d be Gover you by G7now but I guess it’s too Csoon
CThe truth was so pGlain to sFee  tG7onight when you walked in the rCooC7m. 
I just couldn’t Fcontrol the tears Gwhen I saw you Cagain.
My love is Fstill as strong for Dmyou as G7it’s ever CbeenF  C  
[Chorus]
C/GOne loG7ok at CyouC7...and just look at Fme.
Held under your Gspell Fso helplessCly.G7  
Yes, I’m still your CfoC7ol any fool can Fsee.
One look at Dmyou.G..and just look at Cme.F  C  
[Tab/Outro]
G7I’m still your CfoC7ol...yes I'll alwayFs be
One look at Dmyou.G7..and just look at CmFe. G  C  

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The story behind the song

George Strait is renowned for pioneering the neotraditional country style, earning him the nickname "King of Country Music." His authentic cowboy image and roots-oriented sound stood out in the 1980s. This song, from the album Easy Come Easy Go, embodies his classic country feel. Playing it, you can channel the genuine, heartfelt emotion that defines his vast catalog of work.

AI-written from these sources:George Strait — Wikipedia ↗MusicBrainz ↗

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Just Look At Me

by George Strait

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C/G

Just Look At Me

Recorded by George Strait (1993) Album: "Easy Come Easy Go"

Written by Curtis Wayne and Gerald Smith

NOTE: This is my first submission. I love this song it got a 1950's Flare. If you listen to the song by

George Strait on the "Easy Come Easy Go" Album you will hear a "Walk up" and "Walk Down" between the C

and F Chords. Also, a "Walk Down" can be added from C to G from the Verse going into the Chorus and again

from the Chorus into the Tab/Outro. The song is played in Key of C on the recording...I played it with it

and it sounds great to me...I hope it does to you.

[Intro: Chorus]

C/G G7 C C7 F

One look at you...and just look at me.

G F C G7

Held under your spell so helplessly.

C C7 F

Yes, I’m still your fool any fool can see.

Dm G C F C

One look at you...and just look at me.

[Verse]

C G G7 C

I thought I’d be over you by now but I guess it’s too soon

C G F G7 C C7

The truth was so plain to see tonight when you walked in the room.

F G C

I just couldn’t control the tears when I saw you again.

F Dm G7 C F C

My love is still as strong for you as it’s ever been

[Chorus]

C/G G7 C C7 F

One look at you...and just look at me.

G F C G7

Held under your spell so helplessly.

C C7 F

Yes, I’m still your fool any fool can see.

Dm G C F C

One look at you...and just look at me.

[Tab/Outro]

G7 C C7 F

I’m still your fool...yes I'll always be

Dm G7 C F G C

One look at you...and just look at me.

About Just Look At Me Chords by George Strait

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