Change Your Mind - Nashville Cast

Change Your Mind

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Relatively simple sing, the hammer/pull offs really make it though. Just pull your finger away for a strum and
add it back next strum. The C chord is the only “tricky” one. Bounce just means downward strum. Like, rate,
comment and such. Thanks :)
 
Capo: 5
 
verse 1:
Am
When you wake wanting me
F
And you can't go back to sleep
C Em
Change your mind
Am
When you're weak and all alone
F
And you're reaching for the phone
C Em
Change your mind
 
Am F
Keep on going til you're gone
C Em
Even when you when you think it's wrong
Am G
When you look back in regret
F
The moment that you left
 
Chorus:
C Em
Change your mind
Am G F
Baby don't come back this time
C Em
Don't wanna have to say goodbye
F (bounce)
All over again
Am G F
So if you think there's still a chance to make it right
Am G F
And I'm the only one you want tonight
C G, F
Change your mind
C G, F
Change your mind
 
verse 2:
Am
In the early morning haze
F
When my kiss is all you crave
C Em
Let it go
Am
Cause I don't wanna do that dance
F
The push and pull, the second chance
C
I already know
Em
Yeah, I know
 
Am F
You'll just promise me forever
C
And then you'll take it back just like that
G (bounce)
Say you can't live without me, then you'll
 
Chorus:
C Em
Change your mind
Am G F
Baby don't come back this time
C Em
Don't wanna have to say goodbye
F (bounce)
All over again
Am G F
So if you think there's still a chance to make it right
Am G F
And I'm the only one you want tonight
C G, F
Change your mind
C G, F
Change your mind

How to play Change Your Mind

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What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is C. 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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