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An ordinary 12 bar (quick change) but with a break with some different chords.
I've listened some live version from Japan, not sure if the song structure is the same on all his versions.
[VERSE 1]
I've gEot you on my mind, I'm fA7eeling kind of sad and lEowE7  
A7Got you on my mind, feeling kind of sad and loEw
I'm woB7ndering where you A7are, wB7ondering why you A7had to gEo
[VERSE 2]
ETears begin to fall eA7very time I hear your nEameE7  
A7Tears begin to fall every time I hear your Ename
But sB7ince you went A7away, nB7othing seems to bA7e the Esame
[BREAK]
No mAatter how I try, my hC7eart just don't see wB7hy I can't forgeEt youE7  
If eAver it should be, You wF#7ant to come back to me,You know I'm gonna B7let youC9  B7  
[VERSE 3] (same as verse 1)
I've gEot you on my mind, I'm fA7eeling kind of sad and loEwE7  
A7Got you on my mind, feeling kind of sad and lEow
I'm woB7ndering where you aA7re, wB7ondering why you A7had to Ego
[VERSE 4] (same as verse 2)
ETears begin to fall eA7very time I hear your nEameE7  
A7Tears begin to fall every time I hear your naEme
But sB7ince you went A7away, nB7othing seems to A7be the sEame

All chords in this song (8)

The story behind the song

This song, appearing on the album Reptile, finds Eric Clapton, a renowned rock and blues guitarist, exploring a feeling of constant preoccupation. It speaks to that undeniable presence someone holds in your thoughts, a lingering connection that colors everything. As you play, channel that persistent, almost magnetic pull of a person who is always on your mind.

AI-written from these sources:Eric Clapton — Wikipedia ↗MusicBrainz ↗

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Got You On My Mind

by Eric Clapton

Lyrics & chords · Original key

Chords in this song · guitar

F#7

An ordinary 12 bar (quick change) but with a break with some different chords.

I've listened some live version from Japan, not sure if the song structure is the same on all his versions.

[VERSE 1]

E A7 E E7

I've got you on my mind, I'm feeling kind of sad and low

A7 E

Got you on my mind, feeling kind of sad and low

B7 A7 B7 A7 E

I'm wondering where you are, wondering why you had to go

[VERSE 2]

E A7 E E7

Tears begin to fall every time I hear your name

A7 E

Tears begin to fall every time I hear your name

B7 A7 B7 A7 E

But since you went away, nothing seems to be the same

[BREAK]

A C7 B7 E E7

No matter how I try, my heart just don't see why I can't forget you

A F#7 B7 C9 B7

If ever it should be, You want to come back to me,You know I'm gonna let you

[VERSE 3] (same as verse 1)

E A7 E E7

I've got you on my mind, I'm feeling kind of sad and low

A7 E

Got you on my mind, feeling kind of sad and low

B7 A7 B7 A7 E

I'm wondering where you are, wondering why you had to go

[VERSE 4] (same as verse 2)

E A7 E E7

Tears begin to fall every time I hear your name

A7 E

Tears begin to fall every time I hear your name

B7 A7 B7 A7 E

But since you went away, nothing seems to be the same

About Got You On My Mind Chords by Eric Clapton

Learn how to play Got You On My Mind by Eric Clapton with free guitar chords, lyrics, and interactive chord diagrams. Search for “Got You On My Mind chords”, “Got You On My Mind guitar chords”, or “Eric Clapton Got You On My Mind 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 Got You On My Mind chords and for experienced players who want accurate Got You On My Mind lyrics and chords in one place. Common chords in this song include E, A7, E7, B7, A, C7.

FAQ — Got You On My Mind by Eric Clapton

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What key is "Got You On My Mind" in?

The chords for "Got You On My Mind" show the original chord names (including E, A7, E7, B7, A, C7). Use transpose to move the song into any key that fits your voice or capo.