Ive Thought Of Everything - Daryle Singletary

Ive Thought Of Everything

View chords used in this chart
Intro: E
C#m
No Chord Here's the map of Mexic o
A B7 E
And the souvineer glass we took home
C#m
Here's the shirt we bought at Grace land
A B7
She was always The King's biggest fan
A B7 C#m
How I think about the places we've gone and seen
A B7 A
It's safe to say, I've thought of everything
 
E C#m
I think ab out - that night down in Memphis
A
Going under those bridges
B7
On that riverboat, that spring
E C#m
I think ab out - that weekend in Cancun
A
It was our 2nd honeymoon
B7
Walking hand in hand, up and down that beach
A B7
When I try to get her off my mind
E A
And out of my dreams
F#m
There's no way
B7 E
I've thought of everything
 
E C#m
Sometimes when the phone rings
A B7 E
I still hope it's her on the line
C#m
But, there's no way she could call me
A B7
She's left me too far beh ind
A B7 C#m
I try to think of ways to bring her back to me
A B7 A
And it's safe to say, I've thought of everything
 
E C#m
I think ab out - getting on a jet airplane
A
To get to her someway
B7
But, it could never fly that high
E C#m
I think ab out - asking the Good Lord
A
To give me what I pray for
B7
Each and every night
A B7
When I try to get her off my mind
E A
And out of my dreams
F#m
There's no way
B7 A
I've thought of everything
 
E C#m
I think ab out - asking the Good Lord
A
To give me what I pray for
B7
Each and every night
A B7
When I try to get her off my mind
E A
And out of my dreams
F#m
There's no way
B7 E
I've thought of everything

How to play Ive Thought Of Everything

Use the controls above to change the key and text size. Follow the highlighted chords while listening, then practice each section slowly before playing at the original tempo.

What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is E. 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.

More chords by Daryle Singletary

Advertisement
Advertisement