Unsuspecting Sunday Afternoon

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[Verse]
AmHow come I was the last to knEmow
Took the stage then you stole the sFhow
Another unsuspecting Csunday afternoEmon
AmI was captured by that stare
EmNow I'm shattered but I don't cFare
And the people walkin' bCy don't have a cEmlue
[Chorus]
That FI kissed your faceC  
Till the Emsun was in our Ameyes
Till the Emafternoon Amarrived
And FI can't eCxplain
Last nAmight I sGaw the fFireworksE  
The kAmind of pGain that Fnever hEurts
The Amone you hGate to lFove is made for yE7ou
Another Funsuspecting sGunday afternAmoon
[Verse]
AmMonday is a funny thEming
Still waiting for the phone to rFing
Will my imaginCation take it sEmlow (oh yeah)
AmHow decidedly my life has chEmanged
In a moment it was rearrFanged
Strange how easy Cit is letting Emgo.
[Chorus]
That FI kissed your faceC  
Till the Emsun was in our Ameyes
Till the Emafternoon Amarrived
And FI can't eCxplain
Last nAmight I sGaw the fFireworksE  
The kAmind of pGain that Fnever hEurts
The Amone you hGate to lFove is made for yE7ou
Another Funsuspecting Gsunday afternAmoon
[Instrumental]
| Am| Em| G| D|
[Bridge]
AmThis sweet relief
EmUnexpected things
GIs this the end or Donly the beginning
[Chorus]
FI miss your fCace
Like the sEmun was in my Ameyes (Like the afternoon)
And nEmow I'm running bAmlind (running blind)
And FI can't explCain (can't explain)
Last nAmight I sGaw the fFirewEorks
The kAmind of pGain that nFever hEurts
The Amone you hGate to lFove is made for E7you
Another Funsuspecting Gsunday afternAmoonG  
Another Funsuspecting Gsunday afternAmoon
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The story behind the song

The Backstreet Boys are an American vocal group known for their pop sound. This song appears on their 2007 album, Unbreakable. Playing this song evokes the feeling of a quiet, perhaps reflective, moment on a Sunday afternoon.

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