Nobody Has To Know Your Mind - John R. Miller

Nobody Has To Know Your Mind

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D
 
[Verse 1]
A
Called in sick, so I could get to work
A E
Called in sick, so I could get to work
A D F#m
Laid underneath the sky, so I could watch the aeroplanes go by
A
A
Got your airship and got your rocket fuel
A E
Got your airship and got your rocket fuel
A D F#m
What you gonna do with that? Wherever you go, is where your at
A E E
 
[Chorus]
D A
Nobdy has to know your mind
D E
And how you choose to waste your time
A
Give me a mile, I'll take and inch
D
Give me a shovel, I can dig my own ditch
A E A
Nobody has to know your mind
 
A E A D F#m A E A
 
[Verse 2]
A
I ain't caught it yet, but I'm on its trail
A E
Ain't caught it yet, but I'm on it's trail
A D F#m D
Hitched a ride on a rollin' rock, wore my shoes down to the socks
A E A
Nobody has to know your mind
A E A
I can hear the frogs doin' there thing
A E
Hear the sea of frogs doin' their thing.
A D F#m A
Through the brambles back in the marsh, where life's short and the living's harsh
E A
They're still a-singin'
 
[Chorus]
D A
Nobody has to know your mind
D E
And how you choose to waste your time
A
Give me a mile, I'll take and inch
D
Give me a shovel, I can dig my own ditch
A E E
Nobody has to know your mind
 
A E D
 
[Verse 3]
A
I've been to the water, trying to read the signs
A E
Been to the water, trying to read the signs
A
Seen Venusian acid rain
D F#m
Been in a Martian passing lane
A E A
Nobody has to know your mind
 
[Chorus]
D A
Nobody has to know your mind
D E
And how you choose to use your time
A
Give me a mile, I'll take and inch
D
If you got any, I'll take a pinch
A E A D
Nobody has to know your mind
A E A E A
Nobody has to know your mind

How to play Nobody Has To Know Your Mind

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What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is D. 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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