What About You
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Jim Lauderdale What About You written by Jim Anglin
Ralph Stanley Jack Anglin
Johnnie Wright
D G D
The days have seemed long and I have been lonesome
A D
Recalling those dreams that never came true
G D
The nights have been lonely, but now that's all over
A D
Well I've paid my debt for trusting in you
G D
Every day your memory grows dimmer
A D
The clouds drift away the sunshine peeps thru
G D
Every night no longer you'll haunt me
A D
My conscience is clear dear what about you
SOLOS
D G D
It's hard to believe that you are the same one
D A D
That once meant so much to our love so true
G D
It's hard to know I worshipped a false one
A D
Well I've paid for it dear what about you
G D
Every day your memory grows dimmer
A D
The clouds drift away the sunshine peeps thru
G D
Every night no longer you'll haunt me
A G D
My conscience is clear dear what about you
From Jim Lauderdale & Ralph Stanley "I Feel Like Singing Today"
Rebel Records 1999
Unichappel Music(BMI)
Ralph Stanley vocals/guitar
Jim Lauderdale vocals/guitar
Jack Cooke bass/baritone vocals
James Alan Shelton lead guitar
Ralph Stanley II guitar/baritone vocals
Steve Sparkman banjo
James Price fiddle/mandolin/vocals
How to play What About You
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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.