What If I'm Out Of My Mind chords
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[Intro]
A
[Verse 1]
A E
I found the girl of my dreams
A
She tells me she's mine forever
E
Now I know what love really means
A
And life couldn't be any better
[Chorus]
D A
But what if I'm out of my mind?
E7 A
What if I'm all the way crazy?
D A
What if I'm lost in some other time?
E A
What if I'm out of my mind?
[Bridge]
D
Am I crazy? Well, maybe I am
A
But she loves me anyway
D
And as long as I'm not out of her mind
E
I think I'll be fine
[Chorus]
D A
What if I'm out of my mind?
E7 A
What if I'm all the way crazy?
D A
What if I'm lost in some other time?
E A
What if I'm out of my mind?
[Guitar & Pedal Steel Solos]
A E A E A
[Bridge]
D
Am I crazy? Well, maybe I am
A
But she loves me anyway
D
And as long as I'm not out of her mind
E
I think I'll be fine
[Chorus]
D A
But what if I'm out of my mind?
E7 A
What if I'm all the way crazy?
D A
What if I'm lost in some other time?
E A
What if I'm out of my mind?
[Outro]
D A
What if I'm lost and it's some other time?
E7 A
What if I'm out of my mind?
How to play "What If I'm Out Of My Mind" by Willie Nelson on guitar
[Intro]
- Start with an A chord. Strum smoothly to set the tone.
[Verse 1]
- Play A: Position fingers on 2nd fret of D, G, and B strings.
- Move to E: Place fingers on 1st fret of G string, 2nd fret of A and D
strings.
- Return to A, maintaining a steady strumming pattern.
[Chorus]
- Start with D: Position fingers on 2nd fret of G string, 2nd fret of
E string, and 3rd fret of B string.
- Move to A, then E7: Position fingers on 1st fret of G string, 2nd fret
of A string, and leave other strings open.
- Repeat D, A, E progression.
- Focus on clean transitions and consistent strumming.
[Bridge]
- Play D, then A: Emphasize the emotional content with a steady rhythm.
- Transition to E, maintaining smooth strumming.
- Return to D and A for a consistent pattern.
[Chorus]
- Repeat the same progression as before: D, A, E7, A, D, A, E, A.
- Ensure the strumming pattern remains steady and matches the song's
energy.
[Guitar & Pedal Steel Solos]
- Follow the chord progression: A, E, A, E, A.
- Practice smooth transitions and consistent strumming.
[Bridge]
- Repeat the same progression as before: D, A, E.
- Focus on the emotional expression in your strumming.
[Chorus]
- Repeat the same progression: D, A, E7, A, D, A, E, A.
- Ensure the strumming pattern remains steady and matches the song's
energy.
[Outro]
- Finish with the chords: D, A, E7, A.
- End on A for a strong conclusion.
Common Mistakes:
- Ensure each chord rings clearly; press firmly on the strings.
- Watch for timing issues, especially in the transitions between chords.
- Keep your strumming consistent and smooth.
Song Facts:
- "What If I'm Out Of My Mind" is a reflective song by Willie Nelson,
exploring themes of love, doubt, and acceptance.
- The song features simple yet evocative chord progressions, enhancing
its emotional depth.
- Willie Nelson, a prolific country artist, is known for his unique voice
and guitar style. He has been a significant figure in country music
for several decades, often addressing personal and universal themes
through his songs.