Thinking Bout Something
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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: ECapotraste: Sem capotraste
THINKING ABOUT SOMETHIN'
As recorded by Hanson
(From the 2010 Album SHOUT IT OUT)
[Intro]
E A
Been thinking 'bout somethin'
E
Been thinking 'bout somethin' other than you
[Verse 1]
E
I ignored your reputation
D
'Cause you send my heart racing
A E
You think I would always be the fool
E
Well, I've run out of patience
D
For this sticky situation
A E
You won't find me crying that we're through
[Chorus]
A
I've been thinking 'bout somethin'
E
I've been thinking 'bout somethin' other than you
E
It's sad to say, but, baby, everyday
A
I've been thinking 'bout somethin'
E
I've been thinking 'bout somethin' other than you
E
It's sad to say, hey
[Interlude]
E D A E
[Verse 2]
E
Well, if you're not too proud to beg
D
I could give you some respect
A E
That tune you're humming is never gonna change
E
You didn't have to do what you did
D
I didn't think you'd end it like this
A E
'Cause the love I've got is better than what you gave
E
Well, I've got girls in line
D
Waiting for these arms of mine
A E
Listen up to what I say
[Chorus]
A
I've been thinking 'bout somethin'
E
I've been thinking 'bout somethin' other than you
E
It's sad to say, but, baby, everyday
A
I've been thinking 'bout somethin'
E
I've been thinking 'bout somethin' other than you
[Interlude]
C#m B E
C#m B E A
E
I'm not gonna make that same mistake
[Guitar & Piano Solo]
E D A E
D A E D E N.C.
[Outro]
N.C.
You've been out there foolin'
D E
But I'm not thinkin' about you
N.C.
I've been gettin' the love that moves me
E
While you've been getting around
E
You've been out there foolin'
D E
But I'm not thinkin' about you
E
I've been gettin' the love that moves me
D E
While you've been getting around
E
You've been out there foolin'
D E
But I'm not thinkin' about you
E
I've been gettin' the love that moves me
D E
While you've been getting around
How to play Thinking Bout Something
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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.