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Ive Got That Old Feeling

Alison Krauss

FolkAdvanced for beginners8 chords

How to play it

Fingering diagrams for the shapes in this song. × = don't play, ○ = open string.

C×
BDiagram coming soon
Am7×
G
Fmaj7Diagram coming soon
Em
Dm××
F

Chords & lyrics

Chord names sit directly above the word where you change.

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I've Got That Old Feeling 
written by Sidney Cox 
done by Alison Krauss (I've Got That Old Feeling,, Rounder Music Company CD) 
Transcribed By William A. Jones and Ruddy Massie 
Email= [email protected] 
NOTE, The C+B is a C position note on the second string and B note on the fifth the rest are open 
                 This gives the song the Bass feel of C B A G F so hit the Bass as you make the chords 
                    The C+G is a full C chord in the relative position 
Capo #2 
Inst. open C C+B Am7 C+G Fmaj7  (Em Dm C) 
 
C       C+B            Am7                           C+G     Fmaj7 
No matter what I say or do, I just can't seem to get inside your heart 
      Em   Dm  C 
What have  I   done wrong 
C             C+B        Am7            C+G          Fmaj7 
Lately your so far away, you just don't seem to hold me like you use to 
          Em Dm C 
Some things going on 
 
      Em                 F          C                     F     G   C 
Chorus    I've got that old feeling, your leaving, I'm so tired of good-bye 
          Em             F            G       NC               Em       Dm   C   hold C 
          I can't wait on your love forever~~, while you change your mind 
 
Inst.   C  C+B  Am7  C+G  Fmaj7   Em Dm C         TWO TIMES 
 
Morning finds us face to face,  
I feel you starring through me while I'm talking 
What's come over you 
Familiar looks I recognize,  
The same old looks that said good-bye the last time 
Something I'm use to  
 
chorus 
 
inst.    AS ABOVE 
 
chorus 
 
repeat first verse  FADE LAST TWO CHORDS 
 
 
 
          
 

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Chord set

C · B · Am7 · G · Fmaj7 · Em · Dm · F

Practice tip

Loop the first two chords slowly until the change is clean, then add the rest.