Little Bluer Than That(Chords)

	        Transcribed by Brent Browning 
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This  song is played in F. Except for the last verse it changes to G. 
Use capo in 3rd fret and play in D 
 
Thanks Alan for a true  Country  song! 
 
D 
 
              Well tonight if you turn your radio on 
 
 
 
You might hear a sad sad  song 
 
G                                  D 
 
About someone who lost everything they  had 
 
           A                                      D 
 
It may sound like me but I'm a little bluer than  that 
 
 
 
When you look out in the morning you might  see 
 
          D 
 
The  clouds rollin' by like  memories 
 
          G                      D 
 
And a big ole sky above you lookin'  back 
 
                 A                              D 
 
You may think of me but I'm a little bluer than  that 
 
 
 
Chorus: 
 
                G 
 
 
Where did we go wrong 
 
    A                  D        D/F#        Bm 
 
 I wish I knew it  haunts me all the  time 
 
           E                                                            
 
Now wherever I go and whatever I  do 
 
G                             A 
 
 You're always on my  mind 
 
       D 
 
I can picture you in  his arms tonight 
 
 
 
As for me it don't feel  right 
 
G                                                      D                  A 
 
To let us fade like some old photograph It may work for  you 
 
                                  D 
 
But I'm a little bluer than that 
 
 
 
Guitar, violin  solo:          D         G         D         A        D 
 
 
 
Repeat Chorus Then  Change to G or just play in E 
 
E 
 
   So tonight if you  turn your radio on 
 
 
 
 You might hear a sad sad  song 
 
 
A                                                              E 
About someone who lost everything they  had 
 
            B 
 
It may sound like  me 
 
                                   E 
 
But I'm a little bluer than  that 
 
                  B                                                  A 
 
You may think of me but I'm a little bluer than  that 
 
 
 
E           A           E          
 
 
 
 

	        

Written by Mark Irwin/Irene Kelley