Walk On By

[A]If I see you to[D]morrow, on [E]some street in [A]town.
Pardon [D]me, if I [E]don't say, [A]Hello.[E]
I be[A]long to an[D]other, it [E]wouldn't look so [A]good,
to [D]know someone I'm [E]not supposed to [A]know[D]. [A]

[A]Just walk on by..wait on the [E]corner.
I [D]love you but we're [E]strangers when we [A]meet[D]. [A]
[A]Just walk on by, wait on the [E]corner.
I [D]love you but we're [E]strangers when we [A]meet[A]. [D]   [E]     [A]        [D]          [A]

[A]In a dimly lit [D]corner, in a [E]place outside of [A]town.
To[D]night, we'll try, to [E]say goodbye, a[A]gain.[E]
[A]But I know it's not [D]over, I'll [E]call tomorrow [A]night..
[D]I can't let you [E]go, so why pre[A]tend?[D]  [A]

[A]Just walk on by..wait on the [E]corner.
I [D]love you but we're [E]strangers when we [A]meet[D]. [A]
[A]Just walk on by, wait on the [E]corner.
I [D]love you but we're [E]strangers when we [A]meet[D]. [A]

I [D]love you but we're [E]strangers when we [A]meet[D]. [A]

A sixties smash from Kraziekhat.