The Other Me

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The Other Me - Paul McCartney
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[Verse 1]
I Dknow I wF#m7as a crazy fool
For Bm7treating Am7you D7the way I did
But Gsomething toB7ok hold of me
And I Em7acted likAsus4e a duAstbin lid
I Ddidn't givF#m7e a second thought
To Bm7what the conAm7sequenDce might be
I GreallB7y wouldn't be surprised
If Em7you were tryAing to Dfind another me
[Chorus]
The Dother D/F#me woulGd rather be the glad one
The Dother D/F#me would Grather play the fool
I Dwant to be the D/F#kind of me
That Gdoesn't Elet you doAwn as a rule
[Verse 2]
I Dknow it doesn't take a F#m7lot
To Bm7have a little self-contAm7rolD7  
But Gevery time that I forB7got
Well I Em7landed in another Asus4holeA  
But Deverytime you pull me F#m7out
I Bm7find it harder not to Am7seeD7  
That Gwe can build a B7better life
If Em7I can try to Afind the other Dme
[Chorus]
The Dother D/F#me woulGd rather be the glad one
The Dother D/F#me would Grather play the fool
I Dwant to be the D/F#kind of me
That Gdoesn't Elet you doAwn as a rule
[Bridge]
GBut if I Dever hurt you
WeGll you Dknow that it's not real
ItBm's not easy Gliving by yourself
So iEmmaginA7e how I feel
[Verse 3]
I Dwish that I could take it F#m7back
I'd Bm7like to make a different Am7moodD7  
And Gif you let me try B7again
I'll Em7have a Abetter attiAsus4tudeA  
Well I Dknow that one and one makes F#m7two
And Bm7that's what I want us to Am7beD7  
I Greally would appB7reciate it
Em7If you'd help me Afind the other Dme Yeah
[Chorus]
The Dother D/F#me woulGd rather be the glad one
The Dother D/F#me would Grather play the fool
I Dwant to be the D/F#kind of me
That Gdoesn't Elet you doAwn as a rule
[Outro]
DNa Na Na Na Na Na GNa Na DNa Na Na Na Na Na GNa Na
DNa Na Na Na Na Na GNa Na ENa Na Na Na Na Na ANa Na
The Dother D/F#me woulGd rather be the glad one
The Dother D/F#me would Grather play the fool
I Dwant to be the D/F#kind of me
That Gdoesn't Elet you doAwn as a rule
[Coda]
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