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Youre Somebody Else

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[Intro]
Am F C G
[Verse 1]
  AmI saw the part of you
That Fonly when you're older you will sCee too
You will sGee too
  AmI held the better cards
But eFvery stroke of luck has got a bCleed through
It's got a bGleed through
  AmYou held the balance of the Ftime
That only blindly I could Cread you
But I could rGead you
  AmIt's like you told me
  FGo forward slowly
  CIt's not a race to the Gend
[Chorus]
  AmWell you look like yourselfF  
But you're somebody eClse
Only it ain't on the sGurface
  AmWell you talk like yourselfF  
No, I hear someone Celse though
Now you're making me nGervous
Am F C G
[Verse 2]
  AmYou were the better part
Of Fevery bit of beating heart that CI had
Whatever GI had
  AmI finally sat alone
  FPitch black flesh and bone
  CCouldn't believe that you were goneG  
[Chorus]
  AmWell you look like yourselfF  
But you're somebody eClse
Only it ain't on the sGurface
  AmWell you talk like yourselfF  
No, I hear someone Celse though
Now you're making me nGervous
  AmWell you look like yourselfF  
But you're somebody Celse
Only it ain't on the suGrface
  AmWell you talk like yourselfF  
No, I hear someone Celse though
Now you're making me nGervous 
[Bridge - Distorted voice] 
Am F C G
   AmWhere are we?
FWhe, where are, where are we, whe where are
Care where we are we
ahh-aGre, we
ahh-      Amsiffenaah  ah
    Foooh  la   shff ah sfff
Coooh nish ahh oooh
Gah gush fanoo  he
[Chorus]
  AmWell you look like yourselfF  
But you're somebody elCse
Only it ain't on the suGrface
  AmWell you talk like yourselfF  
No, I hear someone elCse though
Now you're making me neGrvous
  AmWell you look like yourselfF  
But you're somebody eClse
Only it ain't on the sGurface
  AmWell you talk like yourselfF  
No, I hear someone elCse though
Now you're making me nGervous
[Outro]
Am F C G
  AmI saw the part of you that Fonly when you're older
You will Csee too, you will Gsee too
Am

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Youre Somebody Else

by Flora Cash

Lyrics & chords · Original key

Chords in this song · guitar

[Intro]

Am F C G

[Verse 1]

I saw the part of you

F C

That only when you're older you will see too

You will see too

I held the better cards

F C

But every stroke of luck has got a bleed through

It's got a bleed through

Am F

You held the balance of the time

That only blindly I could read you

But I could read you

It's like you told me

Go forward slowly

C G

It's not a race to the end

[Chorus]

Am F

Well you look like yourself

But you're somebody else

Only it ain't on the surface

Am F

Well you talk like yourself

No, I hear someone else though

Now you're making me nervous

Am F C G

[Verse 2]

You were the better part

F C

Of every bit of beating heart that I had

Whatever I had

I finally sat alone

Pitch black flesh and bone

C G

Couldn't believe that you were gone

[Chorus]

Am F

Well you look like yourself

But you're somebody else

Only it ain't on the surface

Am F

Well you talk like yourself

No, I hear someone else though

Now you're making me nervous

Am F

Well you look like yourself

But you're somebody else

Only it ain't on the surface

Am F

Well you talk like yourself

No, I hear someone else though

Now you're making me nervous

[Bridge - Distorted voice]

Am F C G

Where are we?

Whe, where are, where are we, whe where are

are where we are we

ahh-are, we

ahh- siffenaah ah

oooh la shff ah sfff

oooh nish ahh oooh

ah gush fanoo he

[Chorus]

Am F

Well you look like yourself

But you're somebody else

Only it ain't on the surface

Am F

Well you talk like yourself

No, I hear someone else though

Now you're making me nervous

Am F

Well you look like yourself

But you're somebody else

Only it ain't on the surface

Am F

Well you talk like yourself

No, I hear someone else though

Now you're making me nervous

[Outro]

Am F C G

Am F

I saw the part of you that only when you're older

C G

You will see too, you will see too

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