Been Thinking About You All The Time - Caitlin…

Been Thinking About You All The Time

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Capo 1
 
D G
Got a suitcase full of magazines,
D
A change of clothes and nothing else.
A7
I’ll buy a bottle when I get there
D
And roll these cigarettes myself.
 
G
Always felt at home in Tennessee,
D
New York City, she’s a friend of mine.
A7
But baby, you’re the one for me,
D
And I’ve been thinking ’bout you all the time.
 
A7
Whether by car, by train,
D
By horse or plane, I will get to you.
A7
Ain’t no snow, no rain,
D D7
Ain’t no earthly thing keeping me from you.
 
G
Be still, my love and I’ll see you
D
By the morning light.
A7
’Cause baby you’re the one for me
D
And I been thinking ’bout you all the time.
 
G
Bum ba bum bum bada bum
A7
Bum bum bada bum
D
Ba bum ba bum
 
G
Hope that it’d be good to hear from me
D
And that these late-night calls don’t bother you.
A7
I guess you never hear them ring
D
And anyway babe, there ain’t nothing new.
 
G
There’s already no more time to spare
D
All you gotta do is count the hours
A7
All that I can do is lay there
D
With this bouquet of flowers
 
A7
Whether by car, by train,
D
By horse or plane, I will get to you.
A7
Ain’t no snow, no rain,
D D7
Ain’t no earthly thing keeping me from you.
 
G
Be still, my love and I’ll see you
D
By the morning light.
A7
’Cause baby you’re the one for me
D
And I been thinking ’bout you all the time.
 
G
Always felt at home in Tennessee,
D
New York City, she’s a friend of mine.
A7
But baby, you’re the one for me,
D
And I’ve been thinking ’bout you all the time.

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What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is D. You can transpose without leaving the page.

Can I play it on guitar or keyboard?

Yes. The chord progression works on acoustic guitar, electric guitar and keyboard. Adapt the voicings to your instrument and level.

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