What About You Chords
What About You by Ralph Stanley is a beginner-friendly guitar song played in the key of D. It uses the chords D, G and A. Use the transpose and diagram tools on this page to change the key, see each shape, or simplify the chords.
Jim Lauderdale What About You written by Jim Anglin
Ralph Stanley Jack Anglin
Johnnie Wright
D G D
The days have seemed long and I have been lonesome
A D
Recalling those dreams that never came true
G D
The nights have been lonely, but now that's all over
A D
Well I've paid my debt for trusting in you
G D
Every day your memory grows dimmer
A D
The clouds drift away the sunshine peeps thru
G D
Every night no longer you'll haunt me
A D
My conscience is clear dear what about you
SOLOS
D G D
It's hard to believe that you are the same one
D A D
That once meant so much to our love so true
G D
It's hard to know I worshipped a false one
A D
Well I've paid for it dear what about you
G D
Every day your memory grows dimmer
A D
The clouds drift away the sunshine peeps thru
G D
Every night no longer you'll haunt me
A G D
My conscience is clear dear what about you
From Jim Lauderdale & Ralph Stanley "I Feel Like Singing Today"
Rebel Records 1999
Unichappel Music(BMI)
Ralph Stanley vocals/guitar
Jim Lauderdale vocals/guitar
Jack Cooke bass/baritone vocals
James Alan Shelton lead guitar
Ralph Stanley II guitar/baritone vocals
Steve Sparkman banjo
James Price fiddle/mandolin/vocals