The Raconteurs - You dont understand me

^Am You don't ^Gunderstand ^Dme,^{D7 Am} But if the feeling was ^Gright, You migh^Dt compr^D7ehend me. ^Am And why do you ^Gfeel the need to ^Dtease me?^{D7 Am} Why don't you turn it ^Garound, It might b^De easier to ^D7please me.

And there's ^Falways ^Canother point of ^Gview,^F#m A ^Fbetter way to ^Cdo the things we ^Gdo.^F#m And ^Fhow can you know ^Cme, And I know ^Gyou?

If nothing is ^Amtrue, What do you ^Gthink that you are ^Ddoing?^{D7 Am} And who is the ^Gfool: the fool, or the ^Dfool That you are ^D7fooling? ^Am And maybe I ^Gjust don't see the ^Dreason,^{D7 Am} But in the court of m^Gy heart, your i^Dgnorance is t^D7reason.

And there's ^Falways ^Canother point of ^Gview,^F#m A ^Fbetter way to ^Cdo the things we ^Gdo.^F#m And ^Fhow can you know ^Cme, And I know ^Gyou, If nothing is ^Ftrue?

^G You think you know how I ^Cfeel.^{A# G} It's not that big of a ^Cdeal.^{A# G} There's no such thing, it's not ^Creal,^A# Oh-Oh^{Am G D D7}

^Am You don't ^Gunderstand ^Dme,^{D7 Am} But if the feeling was ^Gright, You migh^Dt compr^D7ehend me. ^Am And I don't ^Gclaim to under^Dstand you,^{D7 Am} But I've been looking ^Garound, And I haven't ^Dfound anybody ^D7like you.

And there's ^Falways ^Canother point of ^Gview,^F#m A ^Fbetter way to ^Cdo the things we ^Gdo.^F#m And ^Fhow can you know ^Cme, And I know ^Gyou, If nothing is ^Ftrue?