Gordon Lightfoot - If you could read my mind

^GIf you could ^Gadd2read my ^Gmind love FMaj9no5add6 What a tale my thoughts could tell ^GJust like an ^Gadd2old time m^Govie FMaj9no5add6 'bout a ghost from a wishin' well ^GIn a castle d^Gadd2ark or a f^Cortress strong With ^Dchains upon my^Em feet You ^Cknow that ghost i^Gs me And ^CI will never ^Em7be set free As ^A7sus4long as I'm a ^Dghost that you can^G't see

^GIf I could ^Gadd2read your mind lo^Gve FMaj9no5add6 What a tale your thoughts could tell ^GJust like a ^Gadd2paperbac^Gk novel FMaj9no5add6 The kind that drugstores sell ^GWhen you reach the^Gadd2 part where the^C heartaches come The ^Dhero would b^Eme me But ^Cheroes often f^Gail And ^Cyou won't read that ^Em7book again Bec^A7sus4ause the ending's ^Djust too hard to ^Gtake

^GI'd walk^Gadd2 away like a ^Cmovie star Who gets^D burned in a three wa^Emy script ^CEnter number t^Gwo A mo^Cvie queen to p^Em7lay the scene Of ^A7sus4bringing all the g^Dood things out ^Emin me But for ^Cnow love, let's be ^Greal I ne^Cver thought I could a^Em7ct this way And I've ^A7sus4got to say that I j^Dust don't get it ^CI don't know where ^Em7we went wrong But the ^A7sus4feelin's gone And I ^Djust can't get it ^Gback (SOLO) P -------3-2------3------5------3-----------------3-------1--1--1---0--| ---------------------------------------3----------------0--0--0---0--| -----0-------0------4------4-------4--------4-----4--2--2--2--2---0--| ---------------------------------------------------0-----------------| ---------------------------------------------------------------------| 3--------3-----3------3-------3--------3--------3--------------------| \ \ / P -------------------------------------------------| --5---5---5----3---3---3----1-----3-----0--------| --0---0---0----0---0---0----0-----0-----0--------| --5---5---5----3---3---3----2-----3-----0--------| -------------------------------------------------| -------------------------------------------------| Twice

^GIf you could ^Gadd2read my mind l^Gove FMaj9no5add6 What a tale my thoughts could tell ^GJust like an ^Gadd2old time m^Govie FMaj9no5add6 'bout a ghost from a wishin' well ^GIn a castle d^Gadd2ark or a f^Cortress strong With ^Dchains upon my ^Emfeet But ^Cstories always e^Gnd And ^Cif you read b^Em7etween the lines You'll ^A7sus4know that I'm just ^Dtryin' to u^Gnderstand The ^Cfeelin's that you l^Gack I ^Cnever thought I could ^Em7feel this way And I've ^A7sus4got to say that I j^Dust don't get it ^CI don't know where ^Em7we went wrong But th^A7sus4e feelin's gone And I j^Dust can't get it ^Gback