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Something To Remind You

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Hi there!  Another great song from Staind! This is a
standard tuning version (no tuning down) that sounds really 
good right along with the song (from the album) and actually 
it sounds good with the acoustic version all over youtube:)
The (Am* G* F* E*) can be ignored, but if you get them quick 
enough it sounds great.  Just one strum each chord!  Play
along with the song to get the timing down:)
    *******************Have fun and Rate:)****************
Standard Tuning w/
Capo on 1 
Intro          
Am  G  F  E
Am* G* F* E* - *once
(Then right into "So this is it") 
So Amthis is it
I Gsay goodbye
                                  F     E(Am* G* F* E*)
To this chapter of my everchanging life
And Amthere's mistakes
The path Gis long
And I'm Fsure I'll answer for them when I'm Egone
FSo when the day comes in
And the CSun won't touch my face
DmTell the ones who cared enough
                        E  Am* G* F* E*
That I finally left this place
That's been so Amcold
Look at my Gface
All the Fstories it will tell I can't eGrase
The road is Amlong
Just one more Gsong
A little Fsomething to remind you when I'm Ggone
F*   G*  Am* 
When I'm gone
Am  G  F  E
Am* G* F* E*
The road Amto Hell
Along Gthe way
                                    F     E(Am* G* F* E*)
Is paved with good intentions so they say
And some Ambelieve
That no Ggood deed
That go unFpunished in the end or so it Eseems
FSo when the day comes in
And the CSun won't touch my face
DmTell the ones who cared enough
                        E  Am* G* F* E*
That I finally left this place
That's been so Amcold
Look at my Gface
All the Fstories it will tell I can't eGrase
The road is Amlong
Just one more Gsong
A little Fsomething to remind you when I'm Ggone
F*   G*  Am* 
When I'm gone
Am  G  F  E
Am* G* F* E*
So this Amis it
I Gsay goodbye
                                  F     E(Am* G* F* E*)
To this chapter of my everchanging life
And there'Ams mistakes
The path Gwas long
And I'm Fsure I'll answer for them when I'm Egone
F*   G*  Am* 
When I'm gone
Have Fun!! And RATE:)
cristy♥twilight

All chords in this song (6)

The story behind the song

This song comes from American rock band Staind, known for their powerful and often introspective sound. As a band, they've explored themes of struggle and introspection throughout their career, with their music frequently delving into personal emotional landscapes. Playing this song could feel like a moment of quiet reflection, a musical touchstone to revisit a memory or a feeling.

AI-written from these sources:Staind — Wikipedia ↗MusicBrainz ↗

🎸 Tips from players · 2

💡 Tip·Cowboy
1st fret for original key as it says!
🎩 Capo·Anonymous player
Capo on fret 2
For original key

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Something To Remind You

by Staind

Lyrics & chords · Original key · Capo on fret 1 (as written in this song)

Chords in this song · guitar

Hi there! Another great song from Staind! This is a

standard tuning version (no tuning down) that sounds really

good right along with the song (from the album) and actually

it sounds good with the acoustic version all over youtube:)

The (Am* G* F* E*) can be ignored, but if you get them quick

enough it sounds great. Just one strum each chord! Play

along with the song to get the timing down:)

*******************Have fun and Rate:)****************

Standard Tuning w/

Capo on 1

Intro

Am G F E

* * * * - *once

(Then right into "So this is it")

So this is it

I say goodbye

F E Am G F E

(* * * *)

To this chapter of my everchanging life

And there's mistakes

The path is long

F E

And I'm sure I'll answer for them when I'm gone

So when the day comes in

And the Sun won't touch my face

Tell the ones who cared enough

E Am G F E

* * * *

That I finally left this place

That's been so cold

Look at my face

F G

All the stories it will tell I can't erase

The road is long

Just one more song

F G

A little something to remind you when I'm gone

F G Am

* * *

When I'm gone

Am G F E

* * * *

The road to Hell

Along the way

F E Am G F E

(* * * *)

Is paved with good intentions so they say

And some believe

That no good deed

F E

That go unpunished in the end or so it seems

So when the day comes in

And the Sun won't touch my face

Tell the ones who cared enough

E Am G F E

* * * *

That I finally left this place

That's been so cold

Look at my face

F G

All the stories it will tell I can't erase

The road is long

Just one more song

F G

A little something to remind you when I'm gone

F G Am

* * *

When I'm gone

Am G F E

* * * *

So this is it

I say goodbye

F E Am G F E

(* * * *)

To this chapter of my everchanging life

And there's mistakes

The path was long

F E

And I'm sure I'll answer for them when I'm gone

F G Am

* * *

When I'm gone

Have Fun!! And RATE:)

cristy♥twilight

About Something To Remind You Chords by Staind

Learn how to play Something To Remind You by Staind with free guitar chords, lyrics, and interactive chord diagrams. Search for “Something To Remind You chords”, “Something To Remind You guitar chords”, or “Staind Something To Remind You 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 Something To Remind You chords and for experienced players who want accurate Something To Remind You lyrics and chords in one place. Common chords in this song include Am, G, F, E, C, Dm.

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What key is "Something To Remind You" in?

The chords for "Something To Remind You" show the original chord names (including Am, G, F, E, C, Dm). Use transpose to move the song into any key that fits your voice or capo.