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A Stranger In Town
Mel Torme
com Mel Torme, 1954
AJust A9ar - rAived A9on tAhe Am7sev - en - A7ten,
TD6hought I'd D7see the oldDm gaFng a - gain, Bm7
BAut you kA9now hAow they C#m7come C#m7 and F#7go --
D6I'm just a stF7rang - E7er in toDwn.E7
AEv'- A9ry - wAhere, A9ev'- Ary - Am7one I A7see
D6Seems toD7 won - der whDmo IF can be; Bm7
AAnd I swA9ear, Ano one C#m7seems C#m7 to F#7care
D9About a strang - er in tAown.
I saw a C#m7cottage on a lG#7onely A7old stF#7reet,
The C#m7weeds haveC#m7 grown 'round the F#7gate;
Somehow I C#m7felt that you would G#7wait here, mA7y sF#7weet;
But it lD6ooks likeBm7 I'm too lE7ate.
GAuess A9I'll lAeave A9on tAhe tAm7welve - oh - A7two,
D6Can't be - D7lieve that there'Dms nFo more you; Bm7
Is there noAth - A9ing Afor me? Will C#m7I al - ways F#7be
A D9stranger D6in my oE7wn E7home toAwn.
I asked C#m7around by no one G#7knew you A7by F#7name;
I C#m7wonder whereC#m7 you are F#7now?
I always hC#m7oped that things wouldG#7 be jA7ust the sF#7ame,
And that you'd D6wait foBm7r me someE7how.
GuAess A9I'll lAeave A9on tAhe twAm7elve - oh - A7two
D6Now that D7you have found DmsomFe - one new; Bm7
Is there nAoth - A9ing Afor me? Will C#m7I al - waysF#7 be
A sD9trang - er D6in my E7ownC#m7 home F#7town?
It hD6urts to be a -Bm7 lone with no one of your F#7own
D6 Bm7(b5) E7(13) Fº AM7
When you're a strang - er in your own home town.
Transcrição por Roberto Crescioni
Bauru, 25 de dezembro de 2008
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