Bill Deal And The Rhondels
View chords used in this chart
Intro: Bb Dm7 Eb Cm Eb Cm Eb Cm Eb
#1.
Eb Cm Eb
What kind of fool do you think I am..you think
Cm
you're gonna go on seeing him?
Ab Fm
Darling, after we made all our plans, you said I'd
be your number one man.
[Refrão]
Bb Cm
What kind of fool (what kind of fool do you think
I am?)
Eb
Do you think I am now? (think I am?)
#2.
Eb Cm Eb
What kind of fool did you think I'd be..said you
Cm
really, really, really loved me.
Ab F
You run around all over town..you build me up and
then you let me down.
[Refrão]
Bb Cm
What kind of fool (what kind of fool do you think
I am?)
Eb
Do you think I am now? (think I am?)
Bridge:
Ab G Cm F
I won't be your second choice..I've got to be your
Bb
number one or I ain't gonna love you at all.
#3.
Eb Cm Eb
What kind of fool did you think I'd be..said you
Cm
really, really, really loved me.
Ab F
You run around all over town..you build me up and
then you let me down.
[Refrão]
Bb Cm
What kind of fool (what kind of fool do you think
I am?)
Eb
Do you think I am now? (think I am?)
Eb Cm
What kind of fool (what kind of fool do you think
I am?)
Eb
Do you think I am now? (think I am?)
INTERLUDE: Bb////// Eb
(think I am?)
[Refrão]
Eb Cm
(What kind of fool do you think I am?
Eb
Do you think I am, now?
Eb Cm
(What kind of fool do you think I am?)
INTERLUDE: Bb////// Ebm
[Refrão]
Eb Cm
What kind of fool (what kind of fool do you think
I am?)
Eb
Do you think I am, now?
Cm
(What kind of fool do you think I am?)
INTERLUDE: Bb//////
OUTRO:
Bb Eb
What kind do you think I am?
Eb Cm
(What kind of fool do you think I am?
Eb
Do you think I am, now?
Eb Cm
(What kind of fool do you think I am?)(Fade.)
How to play Bill Deal And The Rhondels
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is Bb. 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.