Mood Ring
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Intro: Am7 C#7
Am7
I know nothing about this woman
C#7 Am7 C#7
Everything I do is wrong
Am7
And sometimes it’s hard to fathom
C#7 Am7 C#7
Just what page she’s on
Am7
I found a pretty little mood ring
C#7 Am7 C#7
At this local five and dime
Am7
It’s gonna solve all my problems
C#7 Am7 D
For a dollar ninety-nine
G D/F#
If it turns black, I should turn back
C D
If it turns red, she likes what I said
G D/F#
If it turns blue, I should leave her alone
C D
If it turns green, she wants me I know
Am7 C#7
She wants me I know
Am7
I followed the instructions
C#7 Am7 C#7
Yeah, I read them word for word
Am7
I memorized the color chart
C#7 Am7 C#7
Cause I wanted to be sure
Am7
I told her baby it’s the thought that counts
C#7 Am7 C#7
As I slipped it on her hand
Am7
Then I crossed my fingers
C#7 Am7 D
With this ring I’ll understand
G D/F#
If it turns black, I should turn back
C D
If it turns red, she likes what I said
G D/F#
If it turns blue, I should leave her alone
C D
If it turns green, she wants me I know
Am7 C#7
She wants me I know
SOLO
Em C
Oh, all the things she’s not saying
Em
I’ll Know
C D
While the color is changing
G D/F#
If it turns black, I should turn back
C D
If it turns red, she likes what I said
G D/F#
If it turns blue, I should leave her alone
C D
If it turns green, she wants me I know
Am7 C#7
She wants me I know
How to play Mood Ring
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is Am7. 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.