Chords for Bob Luman - Let's Think about Living (Lyrics)
Tempo:
96.4 bpm
Chords used:
D
A
G
F#
D#m
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
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In every other song that I've heard [A] lately, some [D] fellow gets shot, and his baby and his
best friend both die with [A] him, as [D] likely as not.
[G] In half of the other songs, some cats [D] cry, are ready to die.
We've lost most all of our happy people, [A] and I'm a-wondering [D] why.
Let's think [A] about living.
Let's think [D] about loving.
Let's think [A] about the hooping and the hopping and the bopping and the loving, [D] lovey-dovey.
Let's forget about the whining and the crying, the shooting and the dying, [G] and the fellow
with a switchblade knife.
Let's think [A] about living.
Let's think [D] about life.
We lost old Marty Robbins [A] down in El Paso a little [D] while back, and now Miss Patty Page,
or [A] one of them, is [D] wearing black.
[G] And Kathy's clown has Don and Phil, [D] but they're people like a pig coulda died.
If we keep on losing our singers like that, [A] I'll be the only one you can buy.
Let's think about living.
Let's [D] think about loving.
Let's [A] think about the hooping and the hopping and the bopping and the [D] loving, lovey-dovey.
Let's forget about the whining and the crying, the shooting and the [G] dying, and the fellow
with a switchblade knife.
Let's [A] think about living.
Let's [D] think about life.
Let's [A] think about living.
Let's [D] think about loving.
Let's [A] think about the hooping and the hopping and the bopping and the loving, lovey-dovey.
[D] Let's forget about the whining and the crying, the shooting and the [G] dying, and the fellow
with a switchblade knife.
Let's [A] think about living.
Let's [D] think about life.
Let's [A] think about living.
Let's [D] think about life.
Let's [A] think about living.
Let's [D] think about life.
Let's think [A] about living.
[F#] [N] [D#m]
[B]
best friend both die with [A] him, as [D] likely as not.
[G] In half of the other songs, some cats [D] cry, are ready to die.
We've lost most all of our happy people, [A] and I'm a-wondering [D] why.
Let's think [A] about living.
Let's think [D] about loving.
Let's think [A] about the hooping and the hopping and the bopping and the loving, [D] lovey-dovey.
Let's forget about the whining and the crying, the shooting and the dying, [G] and the fellow
with a switchblade knife.
Let's think [A] about living.
Let's think [D] about life.
We lost old Marty Robbins [A] down in El Paso a little [D] while back, and now Miss Patty Page,
or [A] one of them, is [D] wearing black.
[G] And Kathy's clown has Don and Phil, [D] but they're people like a pig coulda died.
If we keep on losing our singers like that, [A] I'll be the only one you can buy.
Let's think about living.
Let's [D] think about loving.
Let's [A] think about the hooping and the hopping and the bopping and the [D] loving, lovey-dovey.
Let's forget about the whining and the crying, the shooting and the [G] dying, and the fellow
with a switchblade knife.
Let's [A] think about living.
Let's [D] think about life.
Let's [A] think about living.
Let's [D] think about loving.
Let's [A] think about the hooping and the hopping and the bopping and the loving, lovey-dovey.
[D] Let's forget about the whining and the crying, the shooting and the [G] dying, and the fellow
with a switchblade knife.
Let's [A] think about living.
Let's [D] think about life.
Let's [A] think about living.
Let's [D] think about life.
Let's [A] think about living.
Let's [D] think about life.
Let's think [A] about living.
[F#] [N] [D#m]
[B]
Key:
D
A
G
F#
D#m
D
A
G
_ _ _ _ _ _ _
In every other song that I've heard [A] lately, some [D] fellow gets shot, and his baby and his
best friend both die with [A] him, as [D] likely as not.
[G] In half of the other songs, some cats [D] cry, are ready to die.
We've lost most all of our happy people, [A] and I'm a-wondering [D] why.
Let's think [A] about living.
_ Let's think [D] about loving.
_ Let's think [A] about the hooping and the hopping and the bopping and the loving, [D] lovey-dovey.
_ Let's forget about the whining and the crying, the shooting and the dying, [G] and the fellow
with a switchblade knife.
Let's think [A] about living.
_ Let's think [D] about life. _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _
We lost old Marty Robbins [A] down in El Paso a little [D] while back, and now Miss Patty Page,
or [A] one of them, is [D] wearing black.
[G] And Kathy's clown has Don and Phil, [D] but they're people like a pig coulda died.
If we keep on losing our singers like that, [A] I'll be the only one you can buy.
Let's think about living.
Let's [D] think about loving.
Let's [A] think about the hooping and the hopping and the bopping and the [D] loving, lovey-dovey.
Let's forget about the whining and the crying, the shooting and the [G] dying, and the fellow
with a switchblade knife.
Let's [A] think about living.
Let's [D] think about life.
Let's [A] think about living.
Let's [D] think about loving.
Let's [A] think about the hooping and the hopping and the bopping and the loving, lovey-dovey.
_ _ _ [D] _ _ Let's forget about the whining and the crying, the shooting and the [G] dying, and the fellow
with a switchblade knife.
Let's [A] think about living.
Let's [D] think about life.
Let's [A] think about living.
Let's [D] think about life.
Let's [A] think about living.
Let's [D] think about life.
Let's think [A] about living.
_ _ [F#] _ _ [N] _ _ _ _ _ _ [D#m] _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ [B] _ _ _ _
In every other song that I've heard [A] lately, some [D] fellow gets shot, and his baby and his
best friend both die with [A] him, as [D] likely as not.
[G] In half of the other songs, some cats [D] cry, are ready to die.
We've lost most all of our happy people, [A] and I'm a-wondering [D] why.
Let's think [A] about living.
_ Let's think [D] about loving.
_ Let's think [A] about the hooping and the hopping and the bopping and the loving, [D] lovey-dovey.
_ Let's forget about the whining and the crying, the shooting and the dying, [G] and the fellow
with a switchblade knife.
Let's think [A] about living.
_ Let's think [D] about life. _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _
We lost old Marty Robbins [A] down in El Paso a little [D] while back, and now Miss Patty Page,
or [A] one of them, is [D] wearing black.
[G] And Kathy's clown has Don and Phil, [D] but they're people like a pig coulda died.
If we keep on losing our singers like that, [A] I'll be the only one you can buy.
Let's think about living.
Let's [D] think about loving.
Let's [A] think about the hooping and the hopping and the bopping and the [D] loving, lovey-dovey.
Let's forget about the whining and the crying, the shooting and the [G] dying, and the fellow
with a switchblade knife.
Let's [A] think about living.
Let's [D] think about life.
Let's [A] think about living.
Let's [D] think about loving.
Let's [A] think about the hooping and the hopping and the bopping and the loving, lovey-dovey.
_ _ _ [D] _ _ Let's forget about the whining and the crying, the shooting and the [G] dying, and the fellow
with a switchblade knife.
Let's [A] think about living.
Let's [D] think about life.
Let's [A] think about living.
Let's [D] think about life.
Let's [A] think about living.
Let's [D] think about life.
Let's think [A] about living.
_ _ [F#] _ _ [N] _ _ _ _ _ _ [D#m] _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ [B] _ _ _ _