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Song: Thinking About You
By: Taylor Swift
Album: unreleased
Tuning: Standard, no capo 
This is my second tab, and cause I
couldn't find the chords to this
song I've kindly tabbed it for you
guys :)
Chords:
e|-C0--Em3--Am0--G3--F1
B|-1--3--1--3--1
G|-0--0--2--0--2
D|-2--2--2--0--3
A|-3--2--0--2--3
E|-x--0--x--3--x
Intro:  C   Em   Am   G   F   Cx2
CI walked iEmnto a chAmair todaGy
‘Cause I was Fthinking about yCou
CYour faEmce jumped Amright in my Gway
Like Flately things Cdo
COhEm, baby Amcan’t you Gsee
The Fthought of you makes a Cmess of me
CI walked inEmto a chaAmir todaGy
‘Cause I was Fthinking about Cyou and now I
CI can’t walk straight, GI can’t talk straight
FI can’t think about anything but the way
CIt should be Gand it could be
FAnd till you come around again I will be
EmDoing what I Gusually Fdo
CThinking about you
C Em Am G F C
CI get Emlost when I Amdrive around Gtown
FThinking about your Gsmile
CI always Emend up on Amyour side of Gtown
FAnd I don’t know Cwhy
CThere must be Emsomething Amunder this Ghood
FThat’s got a mighty strong liking 
to Gyou
I Cwalked intEmo a chaAmir todaGy
F‘Cause I was thinking about Cyou and lately
CI can’t walk straight, GI can’t talk straight
FI can’t think about anything but the way
CIt should be Gand it could be
FAnd till you come around again I will be
EmDoing what I Gusually dFo
CThinking about you
C Em Am G F C
CYour eEmyes are the Amcolour Gof 
Fthe deep blue Csea
CThe one EmI go sAmwimming Gin 
Fevery time you look at Cme
CI can’t walk straight, GI can’t talk straight
FI can’t think about anything but the way
CIt should be Gand it could be
FAnd till you come around again I will be
EmDoing what I Gusually dFo
CThinking about you
C Em Am G F C
I Cwalked inEmto a chAmair todaGy
F‘Cause I was thinking about Cyouuououo

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Thinking About You

by Taylor Swift

Lyrics & chords · Original key

Song: Thinking About You

By: Taylor Swift

Album: unreleased

Tuning: Standard, no capo

This is my second tab, and cause I

couldn't find the chords to this

song I've kindly tabbed it for you

guys :)

Chords:

C Em Am G F

e|-0--3--0--3--1

B|-1--3--1--3--1

G|-0--0--2--0--2

D|-2--2--2--0--3

A|-3--2--0--2--3

E|-x--0--x--3--x

C Em Am G F C

Intro: x2

C Em Am G

I walked into a chair today

F C

‘Cause I was thinking about you

C Em Am G

Your face jumped right in my way

F C

Like lately things do

C Em Am G

Oh, baby can’t you see

F C

The thought of you makes a mess of me

C Em Am G

I walked into a chair today

F C

‘Cause I was thinking about you and now I

C G

I can’t walk straight, I can’t talk straight

I can’t think about anything but the way

C G

It should be and it could be

And till you come around again I will be

Em G F

Doing what I usually do

Thinking about you

C Em Am G F C

C Em Am G

I get lost when I drive around town

F G

Thinking about your smile

C Em Am G

I always end up on your side of town

F C

And I don’t know why

C Em Am G

There must be something under this hood

That’s got a mighty strong liking

to you

C Em Am G

I walked into a chair today

F C

‘Cause I was thinking about you and lately

C G

I can’t walk straight, I can’t talk straight

I can’t think about anything but the way

C G

It should be and it could be

And till you come around again I will be

Em G F

Doing what I usually do

Thinking about you

C Em Am G F C

C Em Am G

Your eyes are the colour of

F C

the deep blue sea

C Em Am G

The one I go swimming in

F C

every time you look at me

C G

I can’t walk straight, I can’t talk straight

I can’t think about anything but the way

C G

It should be and it could be

And till you come around again I will be

Em G F

Doing what I usually do

Thinking about you

C Em Am G F C

C Em Am G

I walked into a chair today

F C

‘Cause I was thinking about youuououo

About Thinking About You Chords by Taylor Swift

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