I Almost Lost My Mind Chords by Pat Boone

I Almost Lost My Mind chords by Pat Boone

Guitar chords with lyrics

Tuning: Standard EBGDAE

Difficulty: Novice

I Almost Lost My Mind:Pat Boone.
#1 in 1956.

#1. (Original key. Slow, bluesy.)
C                                         C7
When I lost my baby, I almost lost my mind.
F                                     C
When I lost my baby, I almost lost my mind.
   G                  F
My head is in a spin..since she
G         C    G7
left me behind.

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#2.
  C                                              C7
I went to see the gypsy, and had my fortune read.
  F                                         C
I went to see the gypsy, and had my fortune read.
  G                       F        G             C   G7
I hung my head in sorrow..when she said what she said.

#3.
      C                                               C7
Well, I can tell you, people, the news was not so good.
      F                                           C
Well, I can tell you, people, the news was not so good.
    G
She said, 'Your baby's left you,
F    G                   C   F C G7 C
this time she's gone for good.

REPEAT#2.

REPEAT#3.

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