X-POP3-Rcpt: gvaughn@skye2 Date: Thu, 1 May 1997 19:10:17 -0400 (EDT) X-Sender: darragh@switchtech.net Mime-Version: 1.0 To: cowpie@olga.net From: Darragh Egan <darragh@switchtech.net> Subject: corrected "Untanglin My Mind" by Clint Black Here's an updated and corrected version of the song which I originally transcribed and submitted in June of 1996. Any questions, comments or corrections for this file can be sent to <darragh@switchtech.net> CLINT BLACK UNTANGLIN' MY MIND INTRO: |G\\ C\ G\ |D\\ DM7\\ |Em\\ A\\ |D\\ A\\ |D\\ A\... D A D D I guess you're glad to see I'm finally leaving. Bm F#m Em A I know things for you will change now for the good, G G D D But it's all that I can do to pack my suitcase Em Em7 A A\... And walk away from you the way I should. D A D D And I can't seem to find the voice of reason. Bm F#m Em A Everything seems upside down and right side wrong. G G D D While a part of me is here and won't like leaving, D A D D The rest of me, the best of me, is gone. G C - G D D And I'm sure no one will wonder where I've gone to, G F C C But if anyone should ask from time to time G C - G D D Tell 'em that you finally drove me crazy, D A D A D A\... And I'm somewhere untanglin' my mind. D A D D Well, tell 'em I won't be riding, I'll be walking; Bm F#m Em A Cause I don't think a crazy man should drive. G G D D Anyway, the car belongs to you now, Em Em7 A A Along with any part of me that's still alive. D A D D But there's really not much left you could hold on to; Bm F#m Em A And if you did, it wouldn't last here anyway. G G D D It would head to where the rest of me rolled on to; D A D D So even if I wanted to, I couldn't stay. G C - G D D And I'm sure no one will wonder where I've gone to, G F C C But if anyone should ask from time to time G C - G D D Tell 'em that you finally drove me crazy, D A D Bm And I'm somewhere untanglin' my mind. Em A D A And I'm somewhere untanglin' my mind. OUTRO: |D\\ A\\ |D\.... DM7 = xx0222. One strum for each slash in the intro and outro. One measure (4 beats) for each chord marked in the song, except the hyphenated "C - G" in the chorus (2 beats each). Written by Clint Black and Merle Haggard (BMI). 1994, Blackened Music (administered by Irving Music Inc.), Tree Publishing / Sierra Mountain Music (adm. by Sony Music) Transcribed by Darragh Egan <darragh@switchtech.net> >From the CD, "One Emotion" - 1994, BMG Music / RCA Nashville. Merle Haggard also released a version of this song on one of his recent CDs, but I haven't heard it yet so I don't know how similar it is.