Chords for Mother Earth - Stranger In My Own Hometown

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_ _ _ _ _ You know, I had a home out in Texas one time.
_ _ [A] It's a song about why I left that place. _ _ _ _
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Well, now I feel like a stranger. _ _ _
_ People like a stranger in my [Em] own hometown.
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_ [D] Yeah, now people don't you know I said I feel like a stranger.
_ _ _ Woo, [Cm]
a stranger [A] in my own hometown. _ _ _
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_ [E] You know that some folks that I have known [A] since my [D] childhood.
_ _ _ Woo, you [A] know they just don't seem to want me around. _ _ _
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I came home with good intentions.
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_ [A] _ Just about five or six years ago.
_ I did.
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_ [D] _ Well, you know I came home with all [A] the best [D] intentions.
_ Woo, _ _ [A]
five or six years ago.
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[E] Oh, but you know my hometown won't accept me.
[D] _ Yes, and you know I just don't feel [A] welcome around there no more. _ _ _ _ _
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[A] I built a house out on the hilltop.
Trying to be a family [D] man. _
I'm working [A] hard in my kind of [D] business.
Well, [A]
I'm doing [E] the very best I [D] can.
You [A] know I don't [Am] mistreat nobody.
[A] No, you would lie if you said I [D] do.
_ It's tough around home.
And [D] like me, they're [Am] still so [E] very, very few.
[Eb] And I [D] feel like a stranger. _ _ _ _
Woo, just like a stranger in my own [A] hometown.
Right.
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_ _ _ _ [E] _ Well, you know my so-called friends stop [B] being friendly.
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Yes, children, but you [A] can't keep a good man down.
Remember that now.
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_ [A] _ _ _ _ I came home [D] with good [Am] intentions.
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It was [E] just about five or six years [A] ago.
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_ _ [E] _ _ _ _ [D] Just now I [G] came home with all the [Dm] best intentions.
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_ [Dm] Woo, just five or six [A] years ago. _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ [Em] _ _ _ _ [E] Well, but you know my hometown won't accept me. _
_ [D] Woo, [A] you know I can't feel welcome around there [D] no more.
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_ [E] _ _ _ _ [Am] Well, I built a house out on the [D] hilltop.
[A] Seem like I'm a [D] family man.
I'm working hard in my kind of [D] business.
And doing [A] the very best that [D] I can.
I [A] don't mistreat [Am] nobody.
[D] No, you would lie [C] if you said [D] I do.
Well, it's tough around home.
And like me, they're still so very, [Eb] very few.
[Eb] And I [D] feel like a stranger.
_ _ Woo, _ just like a stranger in my [A] own hometown. _ _
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_ _ [G] _ _ [Em] Well, [E] you know my so [B]-called friends stop [D] being friendly.
Yes, _ [D] _
_ [Am] children, but you can't keep [A] a good man _ [Em] down.
_ Woo, [A] and you can't keep it down. _ _ _ _ _ _