Do You Believe Me Now Chords, Guitar Tab, and Lyrics by Jimmy Wayne at CountryTabs

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Jimmy Wayne - Do You Believe Me Now (Chord)
Submitter: tdreamer112 (0) on 4/23/08 10 comments Month Views: 968 \| Total Views: 20,460

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Artist: Jimmy Wayne
Song: "Do You Believe Me Now"


(5 measure Intro) (--NC--)(C#m.-Asus2-)(E.-B--)(C#m.-Asus2-)(E-NC)


(Verse 1)
NC     C#m     Asus2
Do you remember 
    E              B                      C#m                 Asus2
the day I turned to you and said i didn't like the way he was looking at you
NC       (c#m-B) 
yeah


(Verse 2)
       C#m             Asus2
How it made you laugh 
E                 B              F#m11
you just couldn't get what I was saying
               Asus2 
it was my imagination 


(Chorus) 
E
  So do you believe me now 
B                                F#m11
  I guess I really wasn't that crazy 
      Asus2                     B
and I knew what i was talking bout 
E
  Every time the sun goes down 
B                                  F#m11
  he's the one that's holding you baby 
     Asus2         F#m11          Asus2
yeah me I'm missin you way across town 
                         (C#m-Asus2-E-B)
so do you believe me now 


(Verse 3)
NC  C#m            Asus2
  I'm kicking myself 
    E              B                    C#m           Asus2
for being the one foolish enough giving him the chance to step in my shoes 
E   B
  ohhh 
       C#m            Asus2
He was bidin his time 
        E               B                   F#m11
when he saw our love was having a moment of weakness 
                Asus2     B
he was there between us 


(Chorus) 
E
  So do you believe me now 
B                                F#m11
  I guess I really wasn't that crazy 
      Asus2                     B
and I knew what i was talking bout 
E
  Every time the sun goes down 
B                                  F#m11
  he's the one that's holding you baby 
     Asus2         F#m11          Asus2
yeah me I'm missin you way across town 
 A/E ----crescendo--->                        
so do you believe me now 


(Bridge)
B   F#m11        Asus2             B
   oh yeah i bet now you see the light
B   F#m11             Asus2
   oh yeah what's the use in being right
                                  B 
when I'm the lonely one tonight 


(Chorus) 
E
  So do you believe me now 
B                                F#m11
  I guess I really wasn't that crazy 
      Asus2                     B
and I knew what i was talking bout 
E
  Every time the sun goes down 
B                                  F#m11
  he's the one that's holding you baby 
     Asus2         F#m11          Asus2
yeah me I'm missin you way across town  
so do you believe me now 



(Play chorus on Outro)
yeah 
so do you believe me now 
yeah 
Every time the sun goes down 
he's the one that's holding you baby 
                                  Asus2
yeah me I'm missin you way across town 

so do you believe me now?

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Is this with the capo, because he clearly plays it with a capo in his live videos. -BZbodyboarder84 \| 6/1/2008
This is with NO capo. In the video, Jimmy's playing the Lead. This is just the overall chord structure. -tdreamer112 \| 6/2/2008
hey man goodI overall but i cant figure one thing out. It might just be me but the F#m11 or whatever it is just doesn't sound good. the F# note just doesn't fit in with that Asus2 formation and the chord change sounds really rough. can you look at that again please because the way this sight says to play that chord at least doesn't sound quite right. Thanks -burkina \| 6/2/2008
The way to play the F#m11 is the same as the Asus2...except you mute the A string and Play the F# note on the Low E string. -tdreamer112 \| 6/2/2008
This is hard to transpose into a capo, which is definately on the third fret. What would the chords change to if I used a capo on the third fret? -RipkenFan86 \| 7/4/2008
the note C#m sounds really funny in this song temporarilly i replaced it with F#m11 and it sounds OK but still it could do with a little better note. i only started playing last september so i may be wrong -bhs_bobcats \| 7/21/2008
hey i just started playing trying to learn the strum pattern is there an easier way? thanks -onewrongway \| 8/12/2008
The easiest way would be to listen to the song. Especially if you're just starting out and don't read music. -tdreamer112 \| 8/12/2008
there is a capo'd version of the song posted on the site. some of the chords a little easier for newer players, however this one does sound better. -doughboy57012 \| 10/26/2008
Allow me to be the first to say ... dude, you did a great job tabbing this song! Personally I think playing it like this is easier than using a capo ... how do you capo a chord to make it sound like the F#m7 chord (or whatever it is)? Anyway ... great job dude. Oh, as for a strumming pattern that someone asked about ... Jimmy Wayne's tunes generally don't have one ... he's all over the place on the guitar, and I mean that as a compliment to J Dubbs! -joedwright \| 12/11/2008

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