Guitar tablatures for Think Of What You've Done

Practicing Tips

Discover the joy of playing 'Think Of What You've Done' on your guitar at varying levels of difficulty, thanks to our Beginner, Intermediate, and Advanced style tabs. Perfect the art of flatpicking and enrich your musical vocabulary by exploring a multitude of licks hidden in each measure.

Take advantage of the Lick Switcher feature of Tunefox to change the licks for individual measures. With its help, you can appreciate the same song in multiple ways, discover new interpretations of the tune, and personalize the arrangement as per your preference.

The Arrange slider is another great tool that offers an effortless way to set your preferred difficulty level. Swipe it to the left to get a simple, core arrangement with fewer "fill-in" notes. Or, swing it to the right to bring back all the extra notes for a full-fledged arrangement of the song.

Another tip to master 'Think Of What You've Done' is to adjust the tempo using the Tempo Slider. Remember, practice makes perfect, so play along with backing tracks at different speeds to challenge yourself. Select specific measures and repeat them, not forgetting to have fun in the process!

The 'Speed Up' function does an excellent job of gradually increasing the playback tempo. Start at a speed that suits you and let 'Speed Up' take you to higher tempos step by step. This approach is great for gradually improving your speed without feeling overwhelmed.

When practicing 'Think Of What You've Done', always start slow, focus on precision and make sure to enjoy your practice sessions. Remember, learning music is not just about getting the notes right, but also about expressing the emotions behind the melody.

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