The Seventh Stranger chords

Duran Duran

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  			C                     Em        C                     E 
Those words are all remainders, echoes growing in the heart of twilight 
Gm7           Dm            Gm7   Dm 
They lay back laughing at naivety star 
C                    Em  
Awaken all those whispers 

C                     E 
The dusty shadow of a passing favour 
Gm7        Dm                Gm7         Dm 
I wouldn't say that you were ruthless or right 
Gm7        Dm          C 
I couldn't see from so far 

F                   C 
Was I chasing after rainbows?  
              E                                  
One thing for sure you never answered when I  

Am 
called 

F                    D 
And I wiped away the water from my face 
   E                          Am         
to look through the eyes of a stranger 


    Fmaj7          Fm             G 
For rumours in the wake of such a lonely crowd 
D                         Am 
trading in my shelter for danger 

    Fmaj7       Fm               G 
I'm changing my name just as the sun goes down 
       Dsus    D          Am 
in the eyes of a stranger  

C                          Em 
Can't tell the real from reflection  
C                             E 
When all these faces look the same to me 
Gm7      Dm          Gm7      Dm 
In ev'ry city such a desolate dream 
C                        Em 
Some days are strange to numbers 
C                             E 
Some say the seventh sounds a little bit stranger 
Gm7       Dm                    Gm7           Dm         
A year of Sundays seems to have drifted right by 
Gm7          Dm              C 
I could have sworn in one evening 

F                          C 
And I'm not seized in desperation 
           E                             
No steel reproaches on the table from be- 

Am 
fore 

F                          D 
But I still can feel those splinters of ice 
  E                          Am 
I look through the eyes of a stranger 

Repete Refrão 

   D                   Am        
...walking away like a stranger