SOMETHIN' SUPERNATURAL (Chuck Girard) E What does it matter for me to say I knew you when? I know you now and you know I knew you then A I'd say you're different now and yes, your life has changed E Something's surely different, your whole thinking's re-arranged B7 But I just can't accept, A7 E (E6 E7 E6) You say you owe it all to somethin' supernatural E I used to know you when you'd go from bar to bar Lookin' for a thrill with some potential movie star A To take her home with you and try to get it on E But now you tell me that this type of life is gone B7 But I just can't accept, A7 E You say you owe it all to somethin' supernatural A I get a feelin' that you're really on the level E But I just cannot believe that it could happen to you A This talk of Jesus sounds so soft and sentimental F#7 B7 And I just cannot believe that it is really, really true E But yet I see that you no longer are a cussin' You don't read Playboy and you shun the liquor store A And though you're still my friend, I don't know how to treat you E In many ways you're just no fun anymore B7 But I just can't accept, A7 E You say you owe it all to somethin' supernatural A When you explain it to me, you know I feel the tension E 'Cause much of what you say is just beyond my comprehension B7 Still I'm beginning to feel A7 E The pull of somethin' supernatural ©1974 Dunamis Music