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Whats On Your Mind

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[RIFF]
(on guitar, in A)
e ------------
B ------------
G ------------
D --1s2s1s2---
A --3s4s3s4---
E ------------
(on bass, in A)
G -- 8s9---8s9--
D --10s11s10s11-
A --------------
E --------------
(on bass, in Bb--original key)
G ---9s10s 9s10-
D --11s12s11s12-
A --------------
E --------------
NOTE:
lower case letters in chord area are for bass notes only (no chords)
[Intro]
A     A
(RIFF)
[Verse]
A                              G/A
Poured out my heart last night Wrote a song with some good lines, I
A                                          G/A
Spill my feelings on you sometimes. But at least you know (RIFF)
       A                                 G/A
How to one-way talk with your voice, man Called out, but you weren't there and
A                                 G/A
Now you're back and it's not fair What you doing (RIFF)
[Pre-Chorus]
                                  A
N.C.                              
You say you thought about me all along (say you thought about me)
    A                                  G
                                 N.C.  
But never said a thing 'til I was gone (hey-ah)
[Chorus]
A                                        G/A                                  A
How am I supposed to know what's on your mind?  (Hey!) I don't have a crystal ball (Hey!)
                         G/A
I can't see through your walls You should know better (RIFF)
A                                       G                                  A
How am I supposed to know what's on you mind? (Hey!) I'm tired of cracking codes (Hey!)
                      G
                           N.C.
If you want me let me know. You should know better (RIFF)
Em9          G
               N.C.
Ah, ah, ah, ah...Better
[Verse 2]
A                               G/A
You bottle it up like fine wine But don't rely on the grapevine, I
A                                   G/A
                                        N.C.
Always fall for the shy guy What was I expecting? (RIFF)
A                                                     G/A
So lay it all out on the table You felt it, but never said so
     A                                  G
Even Juliet and Romeo couldn't outsmart communication (RIFF)
[Pre-Chorus 2]
                                         A
N.C.                                     
If you don't want to talk that's fine by me, fine by me (you don't want to talk that's fine)
    A         g#       f#    e      N.C.   G
But don't get mad when I get up and leave (hey-ah)
[Chorus]
A                                         G/A                                 A
How am I supposed to know what's on your mind?  (Hey!) I don't have a crystal ball (Hey!)
                         G/A
I can't see through your walls You should know better (RIFF)
A                                        G                                  A
How am I supposed to know what's on your mind? (Hey!) I'm tired of cracking codes (Hey!)
                      G
                           N.C.
If you want me let me know. You should know better (RIFF)
Em9          G
               N.C.
Ah, ah, ah, ah...Better
[Interlude]
A    A
[Bridge]
Em9                              A
                                            N.C.
Speak your heart forever, Hold your tongue. You should know better, You should know better
Em9              G              A
                                         N.C.
Speak your heart forever, Hold your tongue. You should know better, You should know better
[Chorus]
A                                        G/A                          A
How am I supposed to know what's on your mind? I don't have a crystal ball
                         G/A
I can't see through your walls You should know better (RIFF)
A                                       G                           A
How am I supposed to know what's on you mind? I'm tired of cracking codes
                      G
                           N.C.
If you want me let me know. You should know better (RIFF)
Em9            G
Ah, ah, ah, ah...Better.
[Outro]
A
You should know better, You should know better (RIFF)
Em9                 G           A
Speak your heart forever, yeah. You should know better, You should know bet-(RIFF)

Whats On Your Mind chords and lyrics

Free chords for Whats On Your Mind by Alessia Cara. Scroll the interactive sheet above or read the chord names inline below.

NOTE:
lower case letters in chord area are for bass notes only (no chords)
[Intro]
[Verse]
[Pre-Chorus]
[Chorus]
[Verse 2]
[Pre-Chorus 2]
    A         g#       f#    e      N.C.   G
But don't get mad when I get up and leave (hey-ah)
[Chorus]
[Interlude]
A    A
[Bridge]
[Chorus]
[Outro]

Whats On Your Mind Chords by Alessia Cara

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