Man I Didnt Know

Scott Weiland

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Intro A D A E x1 Verse 1
A Step out on the pourin rain
D Left out on the evening train
A I was just a little boy thinking bout the
E Memories father that you to be Verse 2
A San Jose it’s a sun drenched town
D You’re road struck with the windows rolled down
A Jerry Jeff ridin high on the radio
E I wanna know why you had to go Pre Chorus 1
Bm Took a plane to California
D End of summer 1970’s
A Tellin you that you’re the man
E That taught me how to sing
Bm Why did you
D Go and leave me so
A Young so young so
E Young Chorus 1
B Tell me things that I wanna Know
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E Now I’m a man with a family of my own
A Why’d you go and leave in the cold
B With the face in the mirror of the man I didn’t know
B In the desert where the warm wind blows
E Where’d you go when I was so alone
A Those California nights can be so cold
B I wanna know the man I didn’t know Verse 3
A Now I’m the one with the radio song
D A wife and kid so tell me what’s wrong
A I need the man in my life who made me who I am
E I don’t wanna lose you again Pre Chorus 2
Bm Took a plane to California
D End of summer 1970’s
A Tellin you that you’re the man
E That taught me how to sing
Bm Why did you
D Go and leave me so
A Young so long so
E Young Chorus 2
B Tell me things that I wanna Know
E Now I’m a man with a family of my own
A Why’d you go and leave in the cold
B With the face in the mirror of the man I didn’t know
B In the desert where the warm wind blows
E Where’d you go when I was so alone
A Those California nights can be so cold
B I wanna know the man I didn’t know Solo Bm D A E x2 Chorus 3
B Tell me things that I wanna Know
E Now I’m a man with a family of my own
A Why’d you go and leave in the cold
B With the face in the mirror of the man I didn’t know
B In the desert where the warm wind blows
E Where’d you go when I was so alone
A Those California nights can be so cold
B I wanna know the man I didn’t know Outro A A B x2 I wanna know
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Composition: Grean and Michael Weiland

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