These are chords by Kelsey Waldon feat. S.G. Goodman on Piano, Ukulele, Guitar, and Keyboard.
[Verse 1]DD
Hello stranger,
put your loving
hand in mine
G
Hello stranger,
put your loving
D
hand in mine
A
You are a stranger
D
and you're a pal of mine
[Verse 2]D
Get up, rounder,
let a working girl lay down
G
Get up, rounder,
D
let a working girl lay down
A
You are a rounder and
you're all out and
DCGD
down
[Verse 3]CGD
Oh every time I ride
the six and
fourth street car
G
Every time I ride the
D
six and fourth street car
A
I can see my baby peeping
D
through the bars
[Verse 4]D
Well, he bowed his
head and he waved
both hands at me
G
He bowed his little head
oh and he waved both
D
hands at me
A
I’m prison bound and
DCGD
longing to be free
[Verse 5]CGD
Oh, I'll see you when
your troubles are like mine
G
I'll see you when your
D
troubles are like mine
A
Oh, I'll see you when
D
you haven't got a dime
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[Verse 6]D
Weeping like a willow
and moaning like a dove
G
Weeping like a willow
D
oh and moaning like a dove
A
There's a man up country
D
that I really love
[Solo]CGDCGDGDCGDADCGD[Verse 7]CD
Well, hello stranger,
put your loving
hand in mine
G
Hello stranger, put your
D
loving hand in mine
A
You are a stranger
D
and you're a pal of mine
[Outro]DCGDCGDADCGDCDCGD
Watch: Kelsey Waldon - "Hello Stranger" ft. S.G. Goodman -There's Always a Song (Official Video)
From Kelsey Waldon on YouTube. Play along with the chords above.
How to play Hello Stranger: key, chords and progression
Hello Stranger by Kelsey Waldon feat. S.G Goodman is centred on G major (one sharp: F♯). The song uses 4 chords: D, G, A and C.
The progression the song keeps returning to is D – C – G – D (V – IV – I – V in G major). In solfa, that is soh – fah – doh – soh. Learn these 4 changes first and most of the song falls into place.
Beginner-friendly: every chord here is an open shape on guitar: no capo, no barre chords needed.