When I Was Blue Chords
by Georgia Ruth
When I Was Blue by Georgia Ruth is a more advanced guitar song played in the key of C. It uses the chords C, Gm, F, Am, Dm, D#, A# and G#. Use the transpose and diagram tools on this page to change the key, see each shape, or simplify the chords.
C
Step inside your diving bell
Gm F
Mark the distance where you
C
Fell below
Am
My father met Jacques Cousteau
F
I guess that means we’re good to
C
Go
Dm F C
You don’t come around
Dm F C
You don’t come around
C D#
Quite as often as you used to do
Dm C
When I was blue
D# Dm C
C
Pinter at the kitchen sink I
Gm
Pause and and say
F
I think you know I
C
Love you, don’t you don’t you
C
Eyes as big as glaciers well I
Gm
Think you might be
F
Blue
C
Too
Dm F C
You don’t come around
Dm F C
You don’t come around
C D#
Quite as often as you used to do
Dm F C
When I was blue
Am F C
Gm F C
Dm F C
You don’t come around
Dm F C
You don’t come around
C D#
Quite as often as you used to do
Dm C
When I was blue
A#
When I was blue
G# F C
When I was blue ohh
C C
You know it runs right through
Gm
You know it runs right through
F C
You know it runs right through
Gm F C
Ahhh
Gm F C
Ahhh
Gm F C
Ahhh