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A Baker Song

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Stefan Andersson - A Baker Song
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From the album "Stranger's House"
No capo
[Verse 1]
I don't Aknow if you kF#mnow
They are Aplaying Baker on the radiF#mo
So I call Bmyou on the pBm/Ahone
And we E/G#talk about the weather
When I Esay "My life, it ain't no rock 'n Aroll"F#m  
"It ain't no rock 'n Aroll"F#m  
[Verse 2]
So you tell Ame you are sorF#mry
But you Ado appreciate my honeF#msty
I don't want Bmyou to, I don't need Bm/Ayou to
What I E/G#want you to appreciate is Esus4nothing else
No Eone but bloody Ame
[Chorus]
Still I'm trying to let F#mgo
Yeah I'm trying to, you knBmow
Not to think about you (Not to think aBm/About you)
Not to dream about you (Not to dream aE/G#bout you)
But to think about you, dream aEsus4bout you
Is the Eonly thing I Ado
Still I'm trying to let F#mgo
Yeah I'm trying to, you knBmow
Not to write about you (Not to write aBm/About you)
Not to sing about you (Not to sing aE/G#bout you)
But to write about you, sing aEsus4bout you
Is exEactly what I AdoF#m  
The only thing I AdoF#m  
[Verse 3]
Yeah we blew Ait, really blew F#mit
And there Aain't a thing to do about it F#mnow
The dream is oBmver, it really Bm/Ais
Now the E/G#thing that makes you come alive
A Esus4Baker song on the Ekitchen radiAo
[Chorus]
Still I'm trying to let F#mgo
Yeah I'm trying to, you knBmow
Not to think about you (Not to think aBm/About you)
Not to dream about you (Not to dream aE/G#bout you)
But to think about you, dream aEsus4bout you
Is the Eonly thing I Ado
Still I'm trying to let F#mgo
Yeah I'm trying to, you knBmow
Not to write about you (Not to write aBm/About you)
Not to sing about you (Not to sing aE/G#bout you)
But to write about you, sing aEsus4bout you
Is exEactly what DI dAoE  
The only thing DI doA  E  
The only thing DI doA  E  
[Interlude]
D A E
[Outro]
I don't Aknow, if you kF#mnow
They are Aplaying Baker on the radiF#mo
Yeah, Ayeah
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