Isaak Chris - Changed Your Mind guitar tab
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Title: Changed Your Mind
Written By: Chris Isaak
From The CD: Forever Blue
Transcribbed On: Alvarez Acoustic 6-String
This File Tabbed & Arranged By: J.P. Seneviratne
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Standard Tuning Ballad
Changed Your Mind
As Preformed BY:
Chris Isaak & The Silvertones
Intro: Slow bass rumble, Em-Am
Verse 1:
Em
Over where the rainbow meets the darkened sky,
Am Em
I pretended there was hope for you and I.
G B
Now too late I guess the real world I find,
Am Em
You changed your mind, you changed your mind.
Verse 2:
Am Em
Over where tomorrow chases clouds away,
Am Em
I pretended that somehow you'd really stay.
G B
Now I'm left here with those dreams you've tossed away,
Am Em
You changed your mind, you changed your mind.
Solo: Am-Em-Am-Em-Am-Em-B-Am-Em
Verse 3:
Am Em
Over where the rainbow meets the darkened sky,
Am Em
I belived that we would never say goodbye.
G B
Now I'm standing here alone too late too cry,
Am Em
You changed your mind, you changed your mind,
Am Em
You changed your mind, you changed your mind.
Spoken Verse 4:
Am Em Am Em
" I want your love, I need your love, Too late you changed your mind."
Am Em Am Em
" I want your love, I still need your love, Too late you changed your mind."
C Cm G Em C Cm G Em
Ohhhhhhhhh, you changed your mind, ohhhhhhhhh, you changed your mind.
Em C Cm G Em
You changed your mind, ohhhhhhhhh, you changed your mind......
(Fade Out)
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This file originated from "SilverTone Records"
At The Unoffical Chris Isaak & Silvertone Homepage: http://fly.hiwaay.net/~mdlatham/isaak.html
