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Think Of What You've Done Guitar Tabs

The Stanley Brothers

Think Of What You've Done Guitar Tablature: One Song, Many Styles

Recomended level: Intermediate

Learn how to play Think Of What You've Done on Guitar with this selection of tablatures:

  • Guitar Think Of What You've Done Bluegrass

    Bluegrass

    • Difficulty
    • Key
      G
    • Tempo
      80 bpm
    • Tuning
      EADGBE

    Just some classic Bluegrass riffage over this standard Bluegrass tune.

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Practicing Tips

Learning Overview:
Dive into the rich realm of Bluegrass Style guitar playing with the learning resource for the song ‘Think Of What You've Done’. This tool, designed for intermediate players, provides flatpicking guitar tablature and a narrative that falls within the rhythm of Bluegrass. By utilizing the unique features of the Tunefox platform, users can enhance their skills and foster creativity by exploring new ways to interpret the tune.


Practice Tips:
Apply constructive methods by making use of the Lick Switcher feature of Tunefox. It allows you to change the licks for individual measures within a song, leading you to countless variations of the tune. Tapping into a measure reveals hidden licks, enriching your lick vocabulary, and enabling you to personalize the arrangement based on your preference.


The Arrange slider is another potent tool in adjusting the stretch of the song. By moving it left, the arrangement simplifies by removing several fill-in notes, best for those who want to focus on the song's core melody. Sliding it to the right, on the other hand, replenishes the measures with extra notes, providing you with the complete song arrangement.


To master the pace of the song, utilize the tempo slider feature. It enables you to adjust the tempo according to your comfort. Backing tracks are an enjoyable way to practice, providing a real-time jamming experience. The 'Speed Up' tool that gradually increases the tempo each loop is a fun way to push your limits, preparing you for speed-intensive Bluegrass performances.


Remember, learning and practicing a song is not just about precision but also about expressing your understanding of the music. Let every strum reveal your interpretation of the song. The journey towards Bluegrass proficiency entails musical exploration and personalized renditions of the songs.

Think Of What You've Done lyrics

CHORUS Is it true that I've lost you Am I not the only one After all this pain and sorrow Darling think of what you've done

VERSE Heart to heart dear how I need you Like the flowers need the dew Loving you has been my life, dear I can't believe we're really through

VERSE I'll go back to old Virginia Where the mountains meet the sky In those hills I learned to love you Let me stay there till I die