Chords with lyrics (Ver. 2)
- Submitter: Flyinglibra51
- Tuning: Standard tuning
- Capo on 1st
- Difficulty: Beginner
FOURTEEN CARAT MIND Gene Watson Intro C# minorC#m A augmentedA E MajorE BB E MajorE E7E7 E MajorE BB E MajorE I still recall the morning that I met you A augmentedA E MajorE Standing out in front of Wilson`s five and dime BB E MajorE Staring through the window at the jewelry F#F# F#7F#7 BB B7B7 Hungry for the things you couldn`t buy
E MajorE BB E MajorE Just like a fool I thought that I could please you E7E7 A augmentedA I saw you had an eye for things that shine E MajorE I paid seven saw mill dollars for a bracelet BB E MajorE Just to satisfy your fourteen carat mind C# minorC#m A augmentedA Layin` by these railroad tracks in Denver E MajorE BB With a hurtin` head and a half a pint of wine C minorCm C# minorC#m A augmentedA Everything except my soul has been surrendered E MajorE BB E MajorE Just to satisfy your fourteen carat mind C# minorC#m A augmentedA E MajorE BB E MajorE E7E7 E MajorE BB E MajorE The cabin that I built in West Virginia A augmentedA E MajorE Was not enough to keep you satisfied BB E MajorE `Cause a man that`s got a saw mill occupation F#F# F#7F#7 BB B7B7 Can`t afford to feed a rich girls` appetite E MajorE BB E MajorE I wonder if you`re still with Willie Jackson E7E7 E MajorE A augmentedA Sometimes I wonder if he`s still alive E MajorE Ol` Willie he gave up his wife and children BB E MajorE Just to satisfy your fourteen carat mind C# minorC#m A augmentedA Layin` by these railroad tracks in Denver E MajorE E7E7 BB With a hurtin` head and a half a pint of wine C minorCm C# minorC#m A augmentedA Everything except my soul has been surrendered E MajorE BB E MajorE C# minorC#m A augmentedA Just to satisfy your fourteen carat mind E MajorE BB E MajorE E7E7 E MajorE Just to satisfy your fourteen carat mind
Fourteen Carat Mind chords
Fourteen Carat Mind is a song written by Dallas Frazier and Larry Lee, and recorded by American country music artist Gene Watson. It was released in September 1981 as the first single from the album Old Loves Never Die. Fourteen Carat Mind was Gene Watsons twentieth country hit and his only song to hit number one on the country chart. The single stayed at number one for one week and spent a total of fifteen weeks on the Billboard country chart (though he has #1s on other prominent charts including Cashbox, Record World, Gavin and more.
Other versions of Fourteen Carat Mind
Alternative guitar chords and tabs for Fourteen caret mind acoustic by Gene Watson
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