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AI'm givin' you a piece of my mind
B7There's no charge of any kind
ATry a very simple test
B7You should just retrace your steps
And think Eback, back a little bit baby
Back, back alright.
AThink, think, think back baby
Think, think back a bit girl
Think, think, think back baby
ETell me who's fault was Dthat, Ababe?
ETell me who's fault was Dthat, Ababe?
DThink about a year ago
B7How we lived I'll never know
AConnin' people for a dime
F#7Here's another piece of my mind
And think Eback, back a little bit baby
Back, back alright
AThink, think, think back baby
Think, think back a bit girl
Think, think, think back baby
ETell me who's fault was Dthat, Ababe?
ETell me who's fault was Dthat, Ababe?
DTake a look inside yourself
B7You're not really someone else
AStill, I am the same old me
F#7You say I lack maturity
But think Eback, back a little bit baby
Back, back, alright
AWe're not children anymore
B7We don't need to play with toys
ATake a look and you will find
B7You're gettin' old before your time
But think Eback, back a little bit baby
Back, back alright
AThink, think, think back baby
Think, think I said back a bit girl
Think, think, think back baby
ETell me who's fault was Dthat, Ababe?
ETell me who's fault was Dthat, Ababe?
EI said think
You'd better think back a little bit.
I said think.
What about last year and the year before?
I said think.
You promised me so much.
I said think.
Doncha 'member what you said?

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Think

by The Rolling Stones

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F#7

I'm givin' you a piece of my mind

There's no charge of any kind

Try a very simple test

You should just retrace your steps

And think back, back a little bit baby

Back, back alright.

Think, think, think back baby

Think, think back a bit girl

Think, think, think back baby

E D A

Tell me who's fault was that, babe?

E D A

Tell me who's fault was that, babe?

Think about a year ago

How we lived I'll never know

Connin' people for a dime

F#7

Here's another piece of my mind

And think back, back a little bit baby

Back, back alright

Think, think, think back baby

Think, think back a bit girl

Think, think, think back baby

E D A

Tell me who's fault was that, babe?

E D A

Tell me who's fault was that, babe?

Take a look inside yourself

You're not really someone else

Still, I am the same old me

F#7

You say I lack maturity

But think back, back a little bit baby

Back, back, alright

We're not children anymore

We don't need to play with toys

Take a look and you will find

You're gettin' old before your time

But think back, back a little bit baby

Back, back alright

Think, think, think back baby

Think, think I said back a bit girl

Think, think, think back baby

E D A

Tell me who's fault was that, babe?

E D A

Tell me who's fault was that, babe?

I said think

You'd better think back a little bit.

I said think.

What about last year and the year before?

I said think.

You promised me so much.

I said think.

Doncha 'member what you said?

About Think Chords by The Rolling Stones

Learn how to play Think by The Rolling Stones with free guitar chords, lyrics, and interactive chord diagrams. Search for “Think chords”, “Think guitar chords”, or “The Rolling Stones Think 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 Think chords and for experienced players who want accurate Think lyrics and chords in one place. Common chords in this song include A, B7, E, D, F#7.

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What key is "Think" in?

The chords for "Think" show the original chord names (including A, B7, E, D, F#7). Use transpose to move the song into any key that fits your voice or capo.