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Lost My Mind

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Capo on 4, all chords are relative to capo.
Am  G  C
Lost my mind
Am           G     F
Left somewhere behind
Em     G        Am     C
Must've put it in amongst
    D        F          G
The things for throwing out
Am     G     C
Nowhere to be found
         Am      G      F
Probably buried underground
    Em       G       Am
I'd go try to dig it up
      C             D   G  C
But I don't want to waste my time
F        G                C          F   C F
 To summarize, this whole planet is elliptical
F            G           C           F C    F
 In short, I am both the bag and the boxing glove
G                         F
 So I'll apply this wet transfer tattoo showing
   C                           G        F
A finger pointing at the other one that says I
Am  G  C
Lost my mind
Am            G     F
Left somewhere behind
Em     G        Am     C
Must've put it in amongst
    D        F          G
The things for throwing out
Am     G     C
Nowhere to be found
         Am      G      F
Probably buried underground
    Em       G       Am
I'd go try to dig it up
      C             D   G  C
But I don't want to waste my time
F G Am G
F        G           C           F   C F
Floating down a lazy river is my mind
F                    G                   C       F   C F
 Circling an unknown baggage carousel is also my mind
F                   G
 Do you ever even think of me?
E                    Am
 The way I'm always thinking of you
       D              Em
With a glassy-eyed stare
         F                 G
Knowing somewhere out there
   Am   G   C
It walks the earth
Am   G      F
Separated at birth
Em   G     Am   C
Terrorizing villages
       D   F      G
With intelligent remarks
Am  G  C
Lost my mind
Am           G     F
Left somewhere behind
    Em       G       Am
I'd go try to dig it up
      C          D
But I don't know where
  G       C
Because I lost my mind
 Am  G  C
(Lost my mind)
         Lost my
 Am          G     F
(Left somewhere behind)
mind
 Em       G        Am  C       D          F         G
(Must have put it in amongst the things for throwing out)
           The      one  I       left       be-      hind
Am     G     C
Nowhere to be found
Am     G      F
Buried underground
    Em     G      Am
And I would dig it up
      C          D       G       C
But I just don't have that kind of time

Lost My Mind chords and lyrics

Free chords for Lost My Mind by They Might Be Giants. Scroll the interactive sheet above or read the chord names inline below.

Capo on 4, all chords are relative to capo.
F G Am G
         Lost my
mind
           The      one  I       left       be-      hind

Lost My Mind Chords by They Might Be Giants

Learn how to play Lost My Mind by They Might Be Giants with free guitar chords, lyrics, and interactive chord diagrams. Search for “Lost My Mind chords”, “Lost My Mind guitar chords”, or “They Might Be Giants Lost 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 Lost My Mind chords and for experienced players who want accurate Lost My Mind lyrics and chords in one place. Common chords in this song include Am, G, C, F, Em, D.

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Is "Lost My Mind" easy to play on guitar?

Many players learn "Lost My Mind" by They Might Be Giants with our free chords. Use transpose and chord diagrams to simplify tricky shapes, and browse related songs by They Might Be Giants below.

What key is "Lost My Mind" in?

The chords for "Lost My Mind" show the original chord names (including Am, G, C, F, Em, D). Use transpose to move the song into any key that fits your voice or capo.