Mary Chapin Carpenter - Naked to the eye

Been walking th^Gese ^Gstreets,^G been dec^Cid

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in^Dg wh^Gat's ^Gtrue ^G Been h^Gands in my ^Cpockets, ^Ccoat collar ^Dup, ^Dthinking 'b^Gout y^Gou ^G I've been ^Cta

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lk^Ding t^Go mys^Gelf,^G giving ^Cfa

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te ^Dthe th^Gird degr^Gee ^G Been ey^Ges on the ^Cpavement ad^Cmitting my ^Dpart to ^Dstrangers p^Gassing me^{G G G}

And I know it isn't^C fair,^{C D} but n^Dothing's ev^Ger been ^{G G} Hey when you ^Glook at me b^Emaby, my ^Dgod how I^C feel ^Cso go^Dod again ^{D D D}

I don't know where I^G went wr^Gong,^G but it ^Cis

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n'^Dt ri^Gght to ^Glie ^{G G G} Hey when you ^Glook at me b^Emaby, my ^Dheart's wide ^Copen, ^Dnaked to the ^Geye ^{G G G}

^G(gui^Gtar s^Golo)^C

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^{D G G G G D}(gui^Dtar s^Golo)^{G G G G C}

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Now some lovers a^Gre ap^Gart,^G but they're ^Cne

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ve^Dr fa^Gr awa^Gy ^G I can s^Gee her in your ^Ceyes, ^Chear her in your ^Dvoice, and I h^Dave to t^Gurn aw^Gay ^G Oh, what ^Cco

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ve^Dt is^G to ac^Ghe, ^G is what ^Cac

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hin^Dg i^Gs to me ^{G G} For the a^Grms of a ^Cman who ^Cknows who I ^Dam and ^Dwhere I ne^Ged to be ^{G G G}

And if I know what I^C know,^{C D} then the l^Donely c^Gan't pret^Gend ^G When you ^Glook at me b^Emaby, my g^Dod how I^C feel s^Co who^Dle ag^Dain ^G Is there h^Geaven a^Cfter a^Cll, ^D or j^Dust this e^Gmpty sp^Gace ^G That n^Go amount of ^Emtime, no ^Dcomforting ^Csands, can ^Cever h^Delp me f^Dace ^{D D}

Which is worse is y^Get to c^Gome,^G your reb^Cuf

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f ^Dor m^Gy resign^{G G} Hey when you ^Glook at me b^Emaby, I'm ^Dhelpless as a ^Cchild, ^Dnaked to the ^Geye ^{G G} It's like a ^Cfe

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ve^Dr an^Gd a sp^Gell,^G unbr^Cok

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en^D by^G a si^Ggh ^G Oh when you ^Glook at me b^Emaby I'm ^Dgoing no^Cwhere, just ^Dnaked to the e^Gye ^{G G} Yeah when you ^Glook at me b^Emaby, e^Dverything's ^Cthere, ^Dnaked to the ^Geye ^G G G Em D C D G C G. Hey when you look at me baby, I haven't got a prayer, naked to the eye