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From: "Brent Browning" <brentbrowning5@attbi.com>
Subject: Alan Jackson "A Little Bluer Than That"
Date: Sun, 3 Feb 2002 13:56:08 -0700
BlankAlan Jackson
"A Little Bluer Than That"
>From the CD "Drive"
Transcribed by Brent Browning
brentbrowning5@attbi.com
This song is played in F. Except for the last verse it changes to G.
Use capo in 3rd fret and play in D
Thanks Alan for a true Country song!
D
Well tonight if you turn your radio on
You might hear a sad sad song
G D
About someone who lost everything they had
A D
It may sound like me but I'm a little bluer than that
When you look out in the morning you might see
D
The clouds rollin' by like memories
G D
And a big ole sky above you lookin' back
A D
You may think of me but I'm a little bluer than that
Chorus:
G
Where did we go wrong
A D D/F# Bm
I wish I knew it haunts me all the time
E
Now wherever I go and whatever I do
G A
You're always on my mind
D
I can picture you in his arms tonight
As for me it don't feel right
G D A
To let us fade like some old photograph It may work for you
D
But I'm a little bluer than that
Guitar, violin solo: D G D A D
Repeat Chorus Then Change to G or just play in E
E
So tonight if you turn your radio on
You might hear a sad sad song
A E
About someone who lost everything they had
B
It may sound like me
E
But I'm a little bluer than that
B A
You may think of me but I'm a little bluer than that
E A E