I'll Always Know - Merle Haggard

I'll Always Know

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capo 3
 
Intro:
G
 
G Em
Revenge must be the reason
C D
Why forgiveness was a thing I never knew .
G C
Someday soon I know you plan to hurt me,
C D
But don't count on gettin' back with things you do
 
[Refrão] G Em
'cause I'll_____ always know_____
G
When you've been cheatin'
G C
And I'll_____ always know
C D
When you've____ been untrue.
N.C. G
I'll always know
 
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(Break)
G C D G
E|---------------------------------------------------------------6------------------|
B|-------------------------------------------------------------3--------------------|
G|------3-5b7r5/7~-----5b7r5p3-5-3--------------3-5-5b7r5-5~--------5b7r5p3---5-3~--|
D|--3-5-----------------------------5\3~----3-5-----------------------------5-------|
A|----------------------------------------------------------------------------------|
E|----------------------------------------------------------------------------------|
(Lead guitar no capo)
 
G Em
Your heart is like a window.
C D
When I look inside I see another man,
G C
But go on and lie, tell him how you've fooled me,
C D
But remember: I saw through your evil plan.
 
(Chorus)
G Em
And I'll_____ always know_____
G
When you've been cheatin'
G C
And I'll_____ always know
C D
When you_____ been untrue.
N.C. G
I'll always know,
 
And don't forget it, either.
 
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Ending lick:
E|------------------------|
B|------------------------|
G|------3-5-5b7r5p3-5-3~--|
D|--3/5-------------------|
A|------------------------|
E|------------------------|
 
End on G
 
h = hammer on
p = pull off
/ = slide up
\ = slide down
B = bend
r = release
~ = let ring/vibrato

How to play I'll Always Know

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What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is G. 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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