New Stranger Blues

E E7 A E B E E E7 I'm a stranger here, just blowed in your town A E I'm a stranger here, just blowed in your town B E Just because I'm a stranger everybody wants to dog me around E E7 Lord, I wonder do my good gal know I'm here? A E Lord, I wonder do my good gal know I'm here B E Well, if she do she sure don't seem to care E E7 How can some people dog a poor stranger so A E How can some people dog a poor stranger so B E They should remember they gonna reap what they sow E E7 I would stay up North but nothing here that I can do A E I would stay up North but nothing here that I can do B E Just hang around the corner and sing the poor stranger blues E E7 A E B E E E7 Mama, I'm going back South if I wear ninety-nine pairs of shoes A E Mama, I'm going back South if I wear ninety-nine pairs of shoes B E Then I know I'll be welcome and I won't have the stranger's blues E E7 A E B E