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Hello Stranger
Recorded by Emmylou Harris & Nicolette Larson
Written by A.P. Carter
C
Hello stranger
Put your loving hand in mine
F
Hello stranger
C
Put your loving hand in mine
G7
You are a stranger
C
And you're a friend of mine
Get up rounder
Let a working girl lay down
F
Get up rounder
C
Let a working girl lay down
G7
You are a rounder
C
And you're all out and down
Every time
I ride the four and six street cars
F
Every time
C
I ride the four and six street cars
G7
I can see my baby
C
Peeping thru the bars
He bowed his head
And he waved both hands at me
F
He bowed his head
C
And he waved both hands at me
G7
He's prison bound
C
And longing to be free
I'll see you
When your troubles are like mine
F
I'll see you
C
When your troubles are like mine
G7
Yes I'll see you
C
When you haven't got a dime
Weeping like a willow and moaning like a dove
F C
Weeping like a willow and moaning like a dove
G7 C
There's a man that I really love
Hello stranger
Put your loving hand in mine
F
Hello stranger
C
Put your loving hand in mine
G7
You are a stranger
C
And you're a friend of mine
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