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I Wonder chords *
Chris Isaak  1996
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chris_Isaak
C G C
When I was Cyounger I beFlieved, Gthat dreams came Ctrue.
Now I wonder.
Cause' I've seen much more dark Fskies, Gthan Cblue.
Now I wonder.
AmI keep on Gpraying for a Cblue skyAm. I keep on Gsearching through the Crain.
AmI keep on Gthinking of the Cgood times, will they Fever come aGgain?
Now I CwonderG.F  
Now I Cwonder.
solo
AmI keep on Gpraying for a Cblue skyAm. I keep on Gsearching through the Crain.
AmI keep on Gthinking of the Cgood times, will they Fever come aGgain?
Now I CwonderG.F  
Oh, I Cwonder.
CWhen I was younger I beFlieved, Gthat I could Cwin.
And I wonder.
There was a time when you and FI, Gwalked hand and Chand.
And now I wonder.
AmI keep on Gsearching for the Cold meAm. I keep on Gthinking I can Cchange.
AmI keep on Ghoping for a Cnew dayAm, will I Fever feel the Gsame?
Now I CwondeGr.F  
Oh, I CwonderG.F  
Now I CwondeGr.F  C  
* Alternate:
Capo III
  C= A  
  F= D  
  G= E  
 Am= F#m  
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I Wonder

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Lyrics & chords · Original key

I Wonder chords *

Chris Isaak 1996

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chris_Isaak

C G C

C F G C

When I was younger I believed, that dreams came true.

Now I wonder.

F G C

Cause' I've seen much more dark skies, than blue.

Now I wonder.

Am G C Am G C

I keep on praying for a blue sky. I keep on searching through the rain.

Am G C F G

I keep on thinking of the good times, will they ever come again?

C G F

Now I wonder.

solo

Am G C Am G C

I keep on praying for a blue sky. I keep on searching through the rain.

Am G C F G

I keep on thinking of the good times, will they ever come again?

C G F

Now I wonder.

Oh, I wonder.

C F G C

When I was younger I believed, that I could win.

And I wonder.

F G C

There was a time when you and I, walked hand and hand.

And now I wonder.

Am G C Am G C

I keep on searching for the old me. I keep on thinking I can change.

Am G C Am F G

I keep on hoping for a new day, will I ever feel the same?

C G F

Now I wonder.

C G F

Oh, I wonder.

C G F C

Now I wonder.

* Alternate:

Capo III

C A

F D

G E

Am F#m

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About I Wonder Chords by Chris Isaak

Learn how to play I Wonder by Chris Isaak with free guitar chords, lyrics, and interactive chord diagrams. Search for “I Wonder chords”, “I Wonder guitar chords”, or “Chris Isaak I Wonder chords” and you will find this page — transpose to any key, tap chords for diagrams, and use auto-scroll while you play. Perfect for beginners looking for easy I Wonder chords and for experienced players who want accurate I Wonder lyrics and chords in one place. Common chords in this song include C, G, F, Am, A, D.

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The chords for "I Wonder" show the original chord names (including C, G, F, Am, A, D). Use transpose to move the song into any key that fits your voice or capo.