Louis Armstrong

^G I was a stranger in the ^Ami7 city;

^Gmaj7 Out of t ^G7 own were the p ^Ami7 eople I k ^D9 new.

^G I had that feeling of self- ^F#7 pity --

What to ^Bmi do? What to ^Bmi7 do? What to ^Bm7/5- , ^E7 do?

The o ^Ami7 utlook was de - ^Cdimi cid - ed - ly ^G9 blue;

^G6 But as I ^Bmi walked through the ^Am6 foggy s ^Ami7 treets al ^E9 one,

^Fdimi It tu ^Bmi rned out to ^Fdimi be the l ^Ami7 uckiest d ^D7 ay I've kn ^G own. ^Ami7 , ^G

Melody:

^D7 A fo ^G ggy ^Fm6 day ^Ami7 in London ^D9 town <sup>Cdimi

G</sup> Had ^Gmaj7 me ^Gmi7 low ^Gm6 , ^A7/6 had ^A7 me d ^D9 own.

^Gmaj7 I vi ^Em6 ewed the m ^G9 orning ^Cmaj7 with ^Cm6 alarm;

The ^Gmaj7 British mu - ^E9 se - um had ^A6/9 lost its c ^D9 harm.

^D7 How l ^G ong, I ^Fm6 wondered, could ^Ami7 this thing l ^D9 ast?

^Cdimi But the a ^G ge of ^Gmi7 mir - a - ^Gm6 cles ^A7/6 hadn't ^D9 passed,

For ^Dmi7 sud - den - ^G7 ly I ^C9 saw you t ^A9/5- here --

^Emi And ^Am7/5- through fo ^G ggy Lo ^C6 ndon to ^Gmaj7 wn

The ^C6 sun was s ^Emi7 hin - i ^A9 ng ^Ami7 ev' - ^D7 ry - wh ^G er ^- e. ^Gmaj7 , ^- , ^D7 , ^- , ^G7 , ^C7 , ^D7