a little bluer than that chords (by alan jackson)

Found at: a little bluer than that chords by alan jackson                Capo in the third Fret


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.



Verse 2


D
When you look out in the morning you might see
Clouds rollin' by like memories
       G                              D
And a big ole sky above you lookin' back
          A                                           D
back You may think of me But I'm a little bluer than that.



Chorus


           G              A               D    F#         Bm
Where did we go wrong I wish I knew It haunts me all the time
 E                                      G           A
Now wherever I go Whatever I do You're always on my mind.



Verse 3


     D
I can picture you in his arms tonight As for me I don't feel right
    G                           D                
To let us fade like some old photograph
       A                                         D
It may work for you But I'm a little bluer than that.


INSTRU: D  D  G  D  A


Chorus


           G              A               D    F#         Bm
Where did we go wrong I wish I knew It haunts me all the time
 E                                      G           A
Now wherever I go Whatever I do You're always on my mind.


Step Up to E


Verse 4


E
So tonight if you turn your radio on You might here a sad sad song
  A                                      E           
about someone who lost everything they had
           B                                      E
It may sound like me but I'm a little bluer than that
          B                                      A
You may think of me but I'm a little bluer than that





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