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I DON'T WANNA KNOW (Amy Ray & Michelle Malone)
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No capo; G=320033, Em7=022033.
[The C chords in parentheses are only one quarter note long, and they're
probably actually C(9) (x32030). All other chords are half a measure.]
[The D's have some D(9)'s (xx0230) mixed up with them, except in the part
that goes "I was losing all my senses..."]
in[EEm7
tro]
GEm7GEm7
Well you followed me this far, did you find out what's inside
GEm7GEm7
Can you tell me what I'm doing, is it something I should hide
DD
I don't know for sure
DDGEm7
I don't wanna find out what I left there for
DD
I'm not scared and i'm not lonely
DD (C) GG
Saving all my money or my breath
DD
I'm not looking for an answer
DD (C) GG
Or asking anyone to second guess
Well you told me all your secrets, and I filled you up with lies
Now I'm living honestly, because I said goodbye
I can't go home anymore
I don't wanna find out what I left there for
I'm not scared and i'm not lonely
I'm not saving all my money or my breath
I'm not looking for an answer
I'm not asking anyone to second guess
CCDD
I was losing all my senses, I was losing all control
stop
C C D D
It was getting so offensive, now you want me back for more
stop
And I just won't go
in[GGGGGGDDDD
strumental solo; the G's are alternating between G and Gsus4 -
a quarter note for each one - at least on the mandolin.]
in[EmGEm7GEm7
strumental solo]
stop
C C D D C C D G Em7 G Em7
instrumental solo
If you think you know the answer, you've got a lot of gall
'Cause it gives you satisfaction, knowing nothing at all
I don't care anymore
I don't wanna find out what I left there for, what I left there for
I'm not scared and i'm not lonely
Saving all my money or my breath
I'm not looking for an answer
I'm not asking anyone to second guess
I'm not scared and i'm not lonely
Saving all my money or my breath
I'm not looking for an answer
DD (C) GEm7
Or asking anyone to take a second guess, no, take a second guess
GEm7GEm7 repeat and end on G.
(guess) Take a second guess Take a second guess