Thinking About You
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Song: Thinking About You
By: Taylor Swift
Album: unreleased
Tuning: Standard, no capo
This is my second tab, and cause I
couldn't find the chords to this
song I've kindly tabbed it for you
guys :)
Chords:
C Em Am G F
e|-0--3--0--3--1
B|-1--3--1--3--1
G|-0--0--2--0--2
D|-2--2--2--0--3
A|-3--2--0--2--3
E|-x--0--x--3--x
Intro: C Em Am G F C x2
C Em Am G
I walked into a chair today
F C
’Cause I was thinking about you
C Em Am G
Your face jumped right in my way
F C
Like lately things do
C Em Am G
Oh, baby can’t you see
F C
The thought of you makes a mess of me
C Em Am G
I walked into a chair today
F C
’Cause I was thinking about you and now I
C G
I can’t walk straight, I can’t talk straight
F
I can’t think about anything but the way
C G
It should be and it could be
F
And till you come around again I will be
Em G F
Doing what I usually do
C
Thinking about you
C Em Am G F C
C Em Am G
I get lost when I drive around town
F G
Thinking about your smile
C Em Am G
I always end up on your side of town
F C
And I don’t know why
C Em Am G
There must be something under this hood
F
That’s got a mighty strong liking
G
to you
C Em Am G
I walked into a chair today
F C
’Cause I was thinking about you and lately
C G
I can’t walk straight, I can’t talk straight
F
I can’t think about anything but the way
C G
It should be and it could be
F
And till you come around again I will be
Em G F
Doing what I usually do
C
Thinking about you
C Em Am G F C
C Em Am G
Your eyes are the colour of
F C
the deep blue sea
C Em Am G
The one I go swimming in
F C
every time you look at me
C G
I can’t walk straight, I can’t talk straight
F
I can’t think about anything but the way
C G
It should be and it could be
F
And till you come around again I will be
Em G F
Doing what I usually do
C
Thinking about you
C Em Am G F C
C Em Am G
I walked into a chair today
F C
’Cause I was thinking about youuououo
How to play Thinking About You
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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.