Chords with lyrics
- Submitter: Flyinglibra51
- Tuning: Standard tuning
- Difficulty: Beginner
I`ll Think Of Something Mark Chesnutt Intro D MajorD Am7Am7 D MajorD Am7Am7 D MajorD F#m7F#m7 B minorBm A major 6A6 I don`t know how I`ll get her off my mind G+G But give me time D MajorD Am7Am7 And I`ll think of somethin` D MajorD A augmentedA B minorBm A major 6A6 I can`t say today that I`m all right G+G But by tonight D MajorD I`ll think of somethin`
A augmentedA I`ll find so many things to do G+G A augmentedA D MajorD That I won`t have the time to think of her A augmentedA And then if she`s still on my mind G+G A augmentedA B minorBm I`ll try to drink enough to drown the hurt F#m7F#m7 G+G And if that don`t work D MajorD Am7Am7 I`ll think of somethin` D MajorD F#m7F#m7 B minorBm A augmentedA Where do I go for love that I still need G+G Now that I`m free D MajorD Am7Am7 I`ll think of somethin` D MajorD F#m7F#m7 B minorBm A augmentedA And if someday by accident we meet G+G And I can`t speak D MajorD Well I`ll think of somethin`
A augmentedA If I can`t say a word to her G+G A augmentedA D MajorD I`ll blame it on this lump that`s in my throat A augmentedA And standin` there What will I do G+G A augmentedA B minorBm F#m7F#m7 To hide my love enough that it won`t show G+G I don`t know D MajorD But I`ll think of somethin` F#m7F#m7 G+G Well I don`t know D MajorD F#m7F#m7 B minorBm A augmentedA I don`t know how I`ll get her off my mind G+G But give me time D MajorD Am7Am7 D MajorD Am7Am7 D MajorD And I`ll think of somethin` Am7Am7 D MajorD Am7Am7 D MajorD Am7Am7 D MajorD A minorAm D MajorD A minorAm D MajorD Am7Am7 D MajorD A augmentedA D MajorD Am7Am7 D MajorD
Ill Think Of Something chords
Ill Think of Something` is a song written by Bill Rice and Jerry Foster, which has been recorded by American country music singers Hank Williams, Jr. and Mark Chesnutt. Hank Williams, Jr. was the first artist to record the song. His version was a number seven country hit and the first single from his 1974 album Living Proof. Chesnutts version is the second single released from his 1992 album Longnecks & Short Stories.
It peaked at number one in both the United States and Canadian Country music charts.An earlier fade marks the difference between the version released for radio airplay and 7-inch single release, and the longer album version.