{title: If I thought you'd ever change your mind}
{artist: Agnetha Fältskog}
{time: 4/4}
{tempo: 75}
{key: Ebm}
{duration: 3:15}
{meta: author Frans-Willem Post, 2026-05-06}
{meta: url https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JimNwp8jm5Q}
{start_of_part: Intro}
[Ebm] [Ebsus2]
[Ebm] [Ebsus2]
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{start_of_verse: Verse 1}
[Ebm] I would bring you [Dbadd2]flowers in the [B]morning [Abm7] [Bb7]
wild [Ebm]roses as the [Dbadd2]sun begins to [B]shine
[Abm7]sweet perfume in [Db7]tiny jeweled [GbM7]caskets [Gbadd6]
[Abm7]If I thought you'd [Db7]ever change your [Bbsus4]mind [Bb]
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{start_of_verse: Verse 2}
[Ebm] I would take you [Dbadd2]where the music's [B]sweetest [Abm7] [Bb7]
and [Ebm]feed you winter [Dbadd2]fruits and summer [B]wine
[Abm7]show you things you've [Db7]only read in [GbM7]story books [Gbadd6]
[Abm7]if I thought you'd [Db7]ever change your [Bbsus4]mind [Bb]
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{start_of_chorus: Chorus 1}
[Eb] I would bring you [Bb/D]happiness
wrapped [Db6]up in a box and [Csus4]tied with a [C/E]yellow [Fm]bow
I would bring you [Ab/Eb]summer rain and [Bb/D]rainbow skies to [Bb]make your garden [G]grow
and in the [Cm]winter snow, [F] my songs would [Bb]keep you from the [Ebm]cold [Dbadd2] [B] [Bb7]
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{start_of_verse: Verse 3}
[Ebm] but what use of [Dbadd2]flowers in the [B]morning [Abm7] [Bb7]
when the [Ebm]garden they should [Dbadd2]grow in is not [B]mine
[Abm7]and what use is [Db7]sunshine if I'm [GbM7]crying [Gbadd6]
and my [Abm7]falling tears are [Db7]mingled with the [Bbsus4]wine [Bb]
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{chorus: Chorus 2}
{start_of_verse: Verse 4}
[Ebm] I would bring you [Dbadd2]flowers in the [B]morning [Abm7] [Bb7]
wild [Ebm]roses when the [Dbadd2]sun begins to [B]shine
[Abm7]winter fruits and [Db7]summer wine, [Bbm7]sweet perfume and [Ebm7]columbine
[B]if I thought you'd [Db]ever change your [Bbm7]mind [Ebm7]
[Abm7]if I thought you'd [Db7]ever change your [Ebm]mind...
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{start_of_part: Outtro}
[Ebm] [Dbadd2] [B] [Bb7]
[Ebm] [Dbadd2] [B] [Bb7]
[Ebm]
{end_of_part}