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Band, The ~ Out Of The Blue


Chorus: C e- Out of this world A- Out of this mind F g7 c f / g / c Out of this love for you C e- Out of this world A- a- / g7 /f Out of the blue F g c f/ g / c Out of this love for you C e- Sometimes i don't know you A- a- /g7 / f You're like someone else F c But that's allright F g I'm a stranger here myself C e- She don't shed a tear A- a- / g7/ f When i walk out that door F c She knows, she knows F g I'll be coming back for more Chorus C e- It's in the cards A- a-/ g7 / f It's written in the stars F c It's in the wee-wee hours G g7 In some lonely bar C e- She don't stay up all night A- a-/ g7 / f And walk the floor F c She knows damn well G g7 I'll be coming back for more Chorus more free lyrics

Chorus:
C e-
Out of this world
A-
Out of this mind
F g7 c f / g / c
Out of this love for you
C e-
Out of this world
A- a- / g7 /f
Out of the blue
F g c f/ g / c
Out of this love for you

C e-
Sometimes i don't know you
A- a- /g7 / f
You're like someone else
F c
But that's allright
F g
I'm a stranger here myself

C e-
She don't shed a tear
A- a- / g7/ f
When i walk out that door
F c
She knows, she knows
F g
I'll be coming back for more

Chorus
C e-
It's in the cards
A- a-/ g7 / f
It's written in the stars
F c
It's in the wee-wee hours
G g7
In some lonely bar

C e-
She don't stay up all night
A- a-/ g7 / f
And walk the floor
F c
She knows damn well
G g7
I'll be coming back for more

Chorus

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