If I Were You Chords by Chris Knight

Tempo:
133.1 bpm
Chords used:

C

G

F

D

B

Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
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Chris Knight - If I Were You chords
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If I were you, [C] then I would [G] gladly loan to [C] me a dollar or two so I could eat.
[G]
You and me could get [G] just one good [C] night of sleep, but I'm not.
[D] And I'm stranded [G] like a castaway in [C] this town, and you seem so [G] unwilling to [C] help a fellow when he's down.
If I were you, [G]
that's what [C] I'd do.
If I were you, I [G] wouldn't be out on these streets the whole [C] night through.
Yeah, I'd [G] have a job and a pretty wife that I could come [C] home to, but I don't.
And I have twenty cents left to my [C] name, [G] and you're the only one left here that I have to blame.
[C] If I were you, [G] that's what [C] I'd do.
Sir, it's not my way [G] to take from you [C] things I haven't earned.
[F] I wish I could [B] go back and heed [F]
the lessons I [C] have learned, but I can't.
So [F] you'll gladly put [G] your money in [C] this sack.
[F] Yes, sir, this [G] thing is loaded, and [C] I have the hammer back.
If I were you,
[G] that's what I'd do.
[F] If I were you, [G]
that's what I'd do.
Key:  
C
3211
G
2131
F
134211111
D
1321
B
12341112
C
3211
G
2131
F
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Let's start jamming Chris Knight - If I Were You chords, Practice these chords sequence - F, C, F, Bm, C, G and C. Start with a comfortable 66 BPM and as you become proficient, aim for the song's BPM of 133. Adjust the capo based on your vocal range and chord preference, keeping the song's key of C Major in mind.

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_ _ _ _ _ _
_ If I were you, _ _ _ _ _ _
[C] then I would [G] gladly loan to [C] me a dollar or two so I could eat.
[G] _
_ _ _ _ You and me could get [G] just one good [C] night of sleep, _ _ _ _ _ but I'm not.
_ _ _ [D] And I'm stranded [G] like a castaway in [C] this town, _ _ _ _ _ _ and you seem so [G] unwilling to [C] help a fellow when he's down. _
_ _ _ If I were you, _ [G] _ _
that's what [C] I'd do. _ _ _
_ If I were you, _ _ _ I [G] wouldn't be out on these streets the whole [C] night through.
_ Yeah, _ I'd [G] have a job _ _ _ _ and a pretty _ wife that I could come [C] home to, _ _ _ _ but I don't. _
_ _ _ _ And I have twenty cents left to my [C] name, _ _ _ _ _ [G] and you're the only one left here that I have to blame. _
[C] _ _ If I were you, _ _ [G] _ that's what [C] I'd do. _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ Sir, it's not my way [G] to take from you [C] things I haven't earned.
_ [F] I wish I could [B] go back and heed [F]
the lessons I [C] have learned, _ _ _ _ but I can't. _ _ _ _
So [F] you'll gladly put [G] your money in [C] this sack.
_ _ _ _ _
[F] Yes, sir, this [G] thing is loaded, and [C] I have the hammer back. _ _ _
If I were you, _ _
_ [G] that's what I'd do.
_ _ _ [F] If I were you, _ _ _ [G]
that's what I'd do. _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _
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Featured within the album A Pretty Good Guy is this song, written by Sebastiaan Molijn and Eelke Kalberg.

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