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I Think That I'd Be Better Off
lyrics and chords

These country classic song lyrics are the property of the respective artist, authors and labels, they are intended solely for educational purposes and private study only. The chords provided are my interpretation and their accuracy is not guaranteed.

I Think That I'd Be Better Off lyrics and chords are intended for your personal use only, it's a great song by Cal Smith. This is an excellent song that any of us can learn to play.

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I Think That I'd Be Better Off
recorded by Cal Smith

G C
It's a losing situation I guess somehow I'll have to cope with that
D7 G
When you said you were leaving me you never said you weren't coming back
C
After all this time I've waited you've proved me wrong and now I do believe
G D7 G
I think that I'd be better off to think you'd be better off without me

C
Every night I reach for you to only find your memory by my side
D7 G
If I said I wouldn't miss to tell the truth I'd have say I lied
C
But missing you won't bring you back it only makes it easier to see
G D7 G
That I think that I'd be better off to think you'd be better off without me

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It's really nice when us less gifted pickers find a pretty song that easy to play and this one is. All the chords are simple, just print I Think That I'd Be Better Off lyrics and chords so you can learn it.

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