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Carpenter Mary-chapin : "Outside looking in" Guitar chords

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OUTSIDE LOOKING IN (Mary Chapin Carpenter)
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[Actually in A; capo 2.]
[I'm unsure about the pre-chorus and bridge, where I've written
 F/A F/A Am Am.  It might in fact be Am Am F/A F/A.  Frankly, it
 sounds okay either way.  See which sounds best for you.]

G  F  Am  Am    G  F  Am  Am
[intro]

     G               D/F#   C/E               C
Everywhere ..
        G                 D/F#   C/E               C
No ...
        G                D/F#     C/E             C
Where ..
      G             D/F#     C/E           C
Now ..

           G                G           C(9)/G             C(9)/G
I see ..
         G               G     C(9)/G                C(9)/G
On ..
       F/A          F/A    Am             Am
By ..
              G                D/F#   Am7           C
I'm ..

G  D/F#  Am7  C
[instrumental]

Baby..
And ..
I ..
But ..

And ..
I ..
I ..
Oh ..

G  F  Am  Am    G  F  Am  Am
[instrumental]

         G               G         C(9)/G          C(9)/G
It's ..
       G             G              C(9)/G             C(9)/G
Are ..
      F/A               F/A                Am           Am
Baby..
              F/A            F/A                Am                Am
It's ..
              F/A              F/A        Am           Am(?)
It's ..
          G                D/F#       Am7      C
Standing ..

G  D/F#  Am7  C    G  D/F#  Am7  C
[instrumental; repeat and fade]



- Adam Schneider, schneider@pobox.com

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