Ain't That Peculiar(Chords)

	        
Intro 
E7 

Verse 1:
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Honey you do me wrong but still I'm crazy about you 
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Stay away too long and I can't do without you 
A 
Every chance you get you seem to hurt me more and more 
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But each hurt makes my love stronger than before 
       B 
I know flowers go through rain 
            A                
But how can love go through pain 


             E 
Ain't that peculiar 
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A peculiar-ality 
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Ain't that peculiar baby 
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Peculiar as can be 

Verse 2:
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You tell me lies that should be obvious to me 
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I've been so much in love with you baby 'till I don't wanna see 
     A 
That things you do and say are designed to make me blue 
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It's a doggone shame my love for you makes all 
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Your lies seem true 
           B                      
But if the truth makes love last longer 
       A 
Why do lies make my love stronger  (stronger, stronger, stronger) 


             E 
Ain't that peculiar 
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A peculiar-ality 
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Ain't that peculiar baby 
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A peculiar-arity, hey, hey 

Interlude 
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Verse 1:
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I cried so much just like a child that's lost its toy 
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Maybe baby you think these tears I cry are tears of joy 
A 
A child can cry so much until you do everything they say 
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But unlike a child my tears don't help me to get my way 
       B 
I know love can last through years 
            A 
But how can love last through tears (tears, tears, tears) 


                 E           A  
Now ain't that peculiar baby? 
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Peculiar-arity 
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Ain't it peculiar, honey? 
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Peculiar as can be 


Outro 
                  E             A 
Said I don't understand it baby 
        E                A 
It's so strange sometimes 
           E               A 
Ain't it peculiar, darling?
	        

Written by Warren "Pete" Moore/Smokey Robinson/Robert Rogers/Marvin Tarplin