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I Thought You Knew

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I THOUGHT YOU KNEW
Written by Skip Ewing, Keith Urban and Matt Rollings
The chord voicings in this arrangement mimic the big piano chords
on a single guitar. The chord names allow for either the extension
or the bass note to be omitted in a simplified performance.
[Intro]
AmCmaj7Fadd9  AmCmaj7Fadd9
        `            `
[Verse]
C  G/C      Fadd9C        G/CDm7E7/G#
              `                
  I thought you knew        I guess I as-sumed too
Am   Am9     C/D  D        Fadd9C     G7sus4
                                     `
Much I don't know how but now we're so far out of touch
C      G/CFadd9C   G/C Dm7E7/G#
            `            
  And I never planned     to so mis-un-  der-
Am      Am9   C/D D        Fadd9             Gsus4 G
                                  `                
stand but what you needed you never asked me to give and I swear as I live
[Chorus]
C              Bb/C          Fadd9             Dm7G11
   `               `                   `          
  I thought you knew my heart was yours and that we were so to-gether that
C              Bb/C       F        F/E  Dm7
        `        `                           'G11   'E7/G#
We would always be  I don't be-lieve you leavin' me's the answer I'm not
Am          Em/G         Fadd9
                                  '   'E7/G#
Askin' you to let me rush back in and fail a-gain   I'm
Am           Em/G         Fadd9
                             '    'C/E
Askin' for one chance not to as-sume so I can say
Dm7   G7sus4
   `      `
And do     all the things I thought you
[Instrumental]
AmCmaj7Fadd9  AmCmaj7Fadd9
        `            `
Knew
[Verse]
C   G/C  Fadd9C   G/C    Dm7E7/G#
           `                
  So here we are         so far we're still so
Am     Am9   C/D  D            Fmaj9              Gsus4  G
                                        `                
Far from where we know we should be I'm searching for words and you haven't heard
[Chorus]
C              Bb/C          Fadd9             Dm7G11
   `               `                   `          
  I thought you knew my heart was yours and that we were so to-gether that
C              Bb/C       F        F/E  Dm7
        `        `                           'G11   'E7/G#
We would always be  I don't be-lieve you leavin' me's the answer I'm not
Am          Em/G         Fadd9
                                  '   'E7/G#
Askin' you to let me rush back in and fail a-gain   I'm
Am           Em/G         Fadd9
                             '    'C/E
Askin' for one chance not to as-sume so I can say
Dm7   G7sus4
   `      `
And do     all the things I thought you
[Outro]
Fmaj9G/F  Fmaj9Gsus4
  `    `    `    `
Knew                                 I thought you
AmCmaj7Fadd9               AmCmaj7Fadd9
      `                       `
Knew           oh God I thought you knew
Am  Cmaj7  Fmaj9

I Thought You Knew chords and lyrics

Free chords for I Thought You Knew by Keith Urban. Scroll the interactive sheet above or read the chord names inline below.

I THOUGHT YOU KNEW
Written by Skip Ewing, Keith Urban and Matt Rollings
The chord voicings in this arrangement mimic the big piano chords
on a single guitar. The chord names allow for either the extension
or the bass note to be omitted in a simplified performance.
[Intro]
Am  Cmaj7    Fadd9  `    Am  Cmaj7    Fadd9  `
[Verse]
[Chorus]
[Instrumental]
[Verse]
[Chorus]
[Outro]
Am  Cmaj7  Fmaj9

I Thought You Knew Chords by Keith Urban

Learn how to play I Thought You Knew by Keith Urban with free guitar chords, lyrics, and interactive chord diagrams. Search for “I Thought You Knew chords”, “I Thought You Knew guitar chords”, or “Keith Urban I Thought You Knew 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 Thought You Knew chords and for experienced players who want accurate I Thought You Knew lyrics and chords in one place. Common chords in this song include Am, Cmaj7, Fadd9, C, G/C, Dm7.

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Yes. Use the transpose buttons on the song page to shift "I Thought You Knew" up or down by half-steps so it matches your vocal range or capo position.

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Is "I Thought You Knew" easy to play on guitar?

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What key is "I Thought You Knew" in?

The chords for "I Thought You Knew" show the original chord names (including Am, Cmaj7, Fadd9, C, G/C, Dm7). Use transpose to move the song into any key that fits your voice or capo.