Gene Watson - You could know as much about a stranger

^GOur bodies lay here side by side ^CBut our thoughts have turned the other ^Gway We make the conversation of two ^Cpeople who have nothing left to ^Gsay We're ^Cso accustomed to each other ^D7we no longer care or bother And ^Cthere lies the ^Gdanger You ^Cknow the style of clothes I wear ^D7and you know how I comb my hair ^GBut you could know as ^D7much about a s^Gtranger

I can't remember the ^Clast time that I really wanted ^Gyou And we both say nothing's wrong ^Cbut its here in everything we ^Gdo So ^Cwe get up from our bed ^D7leaving many things unsaid And t^Chere lies the d^Ganger ^CMany of my words you don't hear and ^D7you seldom notice if I'm near ^GBut you could know as ^D7much about a ^Gstranger

^CWhat went wrong I can't name it ^D7find the fault I can't blame it ^COn any one ^Gthing ^CWe're so used to things this way ^D7tomorrow's just like yesterday And ^Cthere lies the ^Gdanger You ^Cknow the color of my eyes ^D7you know the things that I despise ^GBut you could know as ^D7much about a ^Gstranger