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CI just thought you'd G7like to know
Since you'd made your Cplans to go
It's gonna Fhurt me so G7to see you Cgo 
But I Fhope you find G7another love and Che'll be good to Fyou 
But G7still and yet I can't forget the things we used to Cdo 
I just thought I G7tell you this
I love you since that Cfirst sweet kiss 
It's gonna Fhurt to miss G7your tender Ckiss 
But I Fhope you get to G7do the things you Csay you wanna Fdo 
But G7still and yet I can't forget the happiness we Cknew
FI just thought you'd G7like to know how Cmuch you've hurt my Fpride
I just thought you'd G7like to know how Cmuch my heart has Fcried  over G7you 
But Cdarling you could Fnever see the G7misery you Ccaused for me 
So I will Ftell you so G7cause I just thought that you'd like to Cknow

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I Just Thought Youd Like To Know

by Johnny Cash

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C G7

I just thought you'd like to know

Since you'd made your plans to go

F G7 C

It's gonna hurt me so to see you go

F G7 C F

But I hope you find another love and he'll be good to you

G7 C

But still and yet I can't forget the things we used to do

I just thought I tell you this

I love you since that first sweet kiss

F G7 C

It's gonna hurt to miss your tender kiss

F G7 C F

But I hope you get to do the things you say you wanna do

G7 C

But still and yet I can't forget the happiness we knew

F G7 C F

I just thought you'd like to know how much you've hurt my pride

G7 C F G7

I just thought you'd like to know how much my heart has cried over you

C F G7 C

But darling you could never see the misery you caused for me

F G7 C

So I will tell you so cause I just thought that you'd like to know

About I Just Thought Youd Like To Know Chords by Johnny Cash

Learn how to play I Just Thought Youd Like To Know by Johnny Cash with free guitar chords, lyrics, and interactive chord diagrams. Search for “I Just Thought Youd Like To Know chords”, “I Just Thought Youd Like To Know guitar chords”, or “Johnny Cash I Just Thought Youd Like To Know 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 Just Thought Youd Like To Know chords and for experienced players who want accurate I Just Thought Youd Like To Know lyrics and chords in one place. Common chords in this song include C, G7, F.

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Is "I Just Thought Youd Like To Know" easy to play on guitar?

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What key is "I Just Thought Youd Like To Know" in?

The chords for "I Just Thought Youd Like To Know" show the original chord names (including C, G7, F). Use transpose to move the song into any key that fits your voice or capo.