Blue Chords

by LeAnn Rimes
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Difficulty: beginner
Tuning: E A D G B E
Capo: 2nd fret
Author Justorr [a] 61.
2 contributors total, last edit on Jan 7, 2021
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Chords

G
B7
E
A
D

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"Blue"
by Leann Rimes
Capo 2
 
 
[Intro]
 
G
 
 
[Verse]
 
G  B7  E
Bl -  ue,      oh, so lonesome for you
A                 D               G        D
Why can't you be blue over me?
 
G  B7  E
Bl - ue,     oh, so lonesome for you
A                 D               G        D
Tears fill my eyes till I can't see
 
 
[Chorus]
 
B7                           E
3 o' clock in the morning,   here am I
A                         D
Sitting here so lone-ly,  so lonesome, I could cry
 
 
[Bridge]
 
G  B7  E
Bl - ue,     oh, so lonesome for you
A                 D               G        D
Why can't you be blue over me?
 
 
[Solo]
 
G B7 E A D G D
 
 
[Chorus]
 
B7                           E
Now that it's over,  I realized
A                         D
Those weak words you whispered were nothing but lies
 
 
[Outro]
 
G  B7  E
Bl - ue,     oh, so lonesome for you
A                 D               G        D
Why can't you be blue over me?
A                 D               G        D
Why can't you be blue over me?
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6 comments
Jim72344
IMHO, the A should be A7 and the D turnaround should be D7...No??? Thanks for the tab.
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ohjoyitsriley
Any tips on singing the yodel part? (I suck at switching from chest to head voice quickly and repeatedly like that)
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CrazyChris88
This is what works for me, as a rookie on acoustic: Play the G like an F chord on the 3rd fret. That way you can do a bit of a walkup to the G. You can also walkup to the B7 the same way. On the last chorus, when the key goes up a half step: play the G and B7 with the same fingering, just one fret higher the E becomes an ordinary F chord the A becomes an A# or Bb move the D chord up a half fret (you can only play 3 strings) ... or you can just stop playing and move the capo ;)
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