You Were On My Mind

Crispian St Peters

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When I woke up this (A)morning            
(D)You were (E)on my (A)mi-i(D)-i-(E)ind
And (D)you were (A)on my (E)mind
I got (A)troubles, whoa-(D)oh
I got (A)worries, whoa-(D)oh
I got (A)wounds to (E)bind(E7)
  
So I went to the (A)corner
(D)Just to (E)ease my (A)pa(D)-(E)i-n
said, (D)just to (A)ease my (E)pain
I got (A)troubles, whoa-(D)oh
I got (A)worries, whoa-(D)oh
I came (A)home a(E)gain(E7)

When I woke up this (A)morning
(D)You were (E)on my (A)mi-i(D)-i-(E)ind
And (D)you were (A)on my (E)mind
I got (A)troubles, whoa-(D)oh
I got (A)worries, whoa-(D)oh
I got (A)wounds to (E)bind(E7)

And I got a (B)feelin'(E)(F#)
Down in my (B)sho-(E)oo-oo-(F#)oes, said
(E)Way down (F#)in my (E)sho-oo-(F#)oes
Yeah, I got to (B)ramble, whoa-(E)oh
I got to (B)move on, whoa-(E)oh                
I got to (B)walk a(E)way (B)my blu(F#)es

When I woke up this (B)morning
(E)You were (F#)on my (B)mi-i(E)-i-(F#)ind
And (E)you were (B)on my (F#)mind
I got (B)troubles, whoa-(E)oh
I got (B)worries, whoa-(E)oh
I got (B)wounds to (F#)bind

Zo speel je dit nummer

Leer de akkoorden van You Were On My Mind van Crispian St Peters op je gitaar. Dit popnummer is perfect voor wie de basis onder de knie wil krijgen en speelt aangenaam weg dankzij zijn eenvoudige akkoordenpatroon.

You Were On My Mind ligt op beginner-niveau en je speelt het met de veelgebruikte akkoorden E, A, D, B, F# en E7. Het format is akkoorden, dus geen ingewikkelde tabnotatie. Pak je gitaar en werk jezelf stap voor stap door dit klassieke nummer uit 1966.

How to practise this song

1
Practise the barre chord B
B is a barre chord. Lay your index finger flat across all strings and press firmly; practise it on its own until every string rings clearly before you use it in the song.
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Practise the change: B ↔ A
Play each chord for 4 beats, then 2, then 1 — with the metronome at 60-70 bpm. Only push the tempo once the change is clean and on time.
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Great first song
Focus on clean chords — let every string ring. Speed comes by itself once the shapes are right.