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A real, Patsy Cline classic!
Key of C, capo on 2nd fret to play along with the youtube video.
ImaCgine me still lovC7ing you
After Fall you've D7put me through
Well- I Gcan't help it I just G7do
ImaCgine thaA#dimt    and Dmthat's not the G7half
ImaCgine this if you C7can
I've stood Fmore more D7than I should stand
But I'd still Gtake you back G7again
ImaCgine that Fain't that a ClaughC7  
FCan you be-lieve I'd Cswallow my pride
Well Gyes  G7yes I Cguess you canC7  
Cause Fyou know you've always Chad my foolish heart
D7Right in the palm of your GhandG7  
So-- Cfor what it's C7worth to you
It-it just Fdon't matter what you D7might do
Cause I'm still Gwaiting and loving G7you
ImaCgine that Fain't that a ClaughG  
CSo for what it's C7worth to you
It just don't Fmatter what you D7might do
Cause I'll still be Gwaiting and loving G7you
(Note: make laughing sound as you stroke the F chord in line below)  
ImaCgine that Fha-ha---ain't that a Claugh

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Imagine That

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A#dim

A real, Patsy Cline classic!

Key of C, capo on 2nd fret to play along with the youtube video.

C C7

Imagine me still loving you

F D7

After all you've put me through

G G7

Well- I can't help it I just do

C A#dim Dm G7

Imagine that and that's not the half

C C7

Imagine this if you can

F D7

I've stood more more than I should stand

G G7

But I'd still take you back again

C F C C7

Imagine that ain't that a laugh

F C

Can you be-lieve I'd swallow my pride

G G7 C C7

Well yes yes I guess you can

F C

Cause you know you've always had my foolish heart

D7 G G7

Right in the palm of your hand

C C7

So-- for what it's worth to you

F D7

It-it just don't matter what you might do

G G7

Cause I'm still waiting and loving you

C F C G

Imagine that ain't that a laugh

C C7

So for what it's worth to you

F D7

It just don't matter what you might do

G G7

Cause I'll still be waiting and loving you

(Note: make laughing sound as you stroke the F chord in line below)

C F C

Imagine that ha-ha---ain't that a laugh

About Imagine That Chords by Patsy Cline

Learn how to play Imagine That by Patsy Cline with free guitar chords, lyrics, and interactive chord diagrams. Search for “Imagine That chords”, “Imagine That guitar chords”, or “Patsy Cline Imagine That 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 Imagine That chords and for experienced players who want accurate Imagine That lyrics and chords in one place. Common chords in this song include A, C, C7, F, D7, G.

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What key is "Imagine That" in?

The chords for "Imagine That" show the original chord names (including A, C, C7, F, D7, G). Use transpose to move the song into any key that fits your voice or capo.