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Dm7 G/D C/D D Csus2 D G7 D Csus2
DHe's the pG7erfect stranger like a cross of himself and a foDx. D7sus4 D
D7sus4He's a feeG7ling arranger and a changer of the way he talkDs. D7sus4 D D7sus4He's the G7unforeseen danger and the keeper of the key to the Dlocks.
Csus2 D Csus2
Gm7Know when you Am7see himGm7, nothing can Am7free him. Gm7Step asideAm7, open widDe, it's the loner.
Dm7 G/D C/D D Csus2 D G7 D Csus2
DIf you seeG7 him in the subway, he'll be down at the end of Dthe car, D7sus4 D
D7sus4Watching yG7ou move until he knows, he knows who you are. D D7sus4 D D7sus4When you gG7et off at the station alone, he'll know that yDou are.
Csus2 D Csus2
Gm7Know when you Am7see himGm7, nothing can Am7free him. Gm7Step asideAm7, open widDe, it's the loner.
Dm7 G/D C/D D Csus2 D G7 D Csus2
DThere was G7a woman he knew about a year or so ago. D D7sus4 D
D7sus4She had soG7mething that he needed and he pleaded with herD noD7sus4t to go.D D7sus4On the daG7y that she left, he died but it did not show. D
Csus2 D Csus2
Gm7Know when you Am7see himGm7, nothing can Am7free him. Gm7Step asideAm7, open widDe, it's the loner. F6 D