Biography:
Bonnie Raitt, (born November 8, 1949) is an American blues and R&B singer, songwriter, and guitarist who was born in Burbank, California, the daughter of Broadway musical star John Raitt.
Raitt began playing guitar at an early age, something not a lot of her high school girlfriends did. "I had played a little at school and at camp," she later recalled in a July 2002 interview. "My parents would drag me out to perform for my family, like all parents do, but it was a hobby—nothing more.
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Other songs:
- I Can't Make You Love Me
- Love Has No Pride
- Something To Talk About
- Will The Sun Ever Shine Again (home On The Range)
- 3 Time Loser
- All At Once
- Angel From Montgomery
- Any Day Woman
- Best Old Friend
- Can Love Stand The Test
- Come To Me
- Cry Like A Rainstorm
- Cry On My Shoulder
- Dimming Of The Day
- Do I Ever Cross Your Mind
- Everybody Cryin Mercy
- Everybodys Cryin Mercy
- Feels Like Home
- Fly Me An Angel
- Good Enough
- Good Man Good Woman
- Guilty
- Have A Heart
- I Aint Gonna Let You Break My Heart
- I Cant Make You Love Me
- I Feel The Same
- I Know
- I Will Not Be Denied
- If You Gotta Make A Fool Of Somebody
- Lets Give Em Something
- Longing In Their Hearts
- Louise
- Love Me Like A Man
- Love Sneakin Up On You
- My First Night Alone Without You
- Nick Of Time
- Nobodys Girl
- Not Cause I Wanted To
- Not The Only One
- One Belief Away
- Run Like A Thief
- Runaway
- Shake A Little
- Standing In The Doorway
- Storm Warning
- Sugar Mama
- Take My Love With You
- Tennessee Waltz
- Thank You
- Thing Called Love
- Three Time Loser
- Time Of Our Lives
- Used To Rule The World
- What Is Success
- Who But A Fool
- Wild For You Baby
- Will The Sun Ever Shine Again
- Women Be Wise
- Write Me A Few Of Your Lines Kokomo Blues
- You
- You Cant Fail Me Now
- You Got To Know How
- Youve Changed My Mind
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I Feel the Same - Bonnie Raitt
[A] Say Good[D]bye, well I [A]know it's [D]true
[A] I know you're [D]leavin' me, well I'm [A] leavin' [D]too
[C][D] You won't forget me, or the sound of my name [A][D][A][D]
[C][D] Please believe, [C] I feel the same [A][D][A][D]
[A] It seems so [D]empty now, [A] you closed the [D]door
[A] Ain't it hard to be[D]lieve that you ever [A] lived this way be[D]fore
[C][D] All that nothing causes all that pain [A][D][A][D]
[C][D] Please believe, [C] I feel the same [A][D][A][D]
Well you're a [A]broken [D]soul, and I know a [A]heart that's [D]breakin'
[A] You can't make it [D]whole, until you [A]know what has been [D]taken
[C][D] All those pieces, I'll let you find them on your own [A][D][A][D]
[C][D] [C] [A][D][A][D]
[A] Say Good[D]bye, well I [A]know it's [D]true
[A] I know you're [D]leavin' me, well I'm [A] leavin' [D]too
[C][D] You won't forget me, or the sound of my name [A][D][A][D]
[C][D] Please believe, [C] I feel the same [A][D][A][D]
[C][D] Please believe, [C] I feel the same [A][D][A][D]
Notes: There are only three chords in this song. The performance of it comes down to
your rhythm (strumming) and sense of dynamics to give it the flavor it deserves. It needs
your best slow blues shuffle, and of course some pain in your voice.
You can play it with open chords and palm muting, but I find it sounds best playing
fifth-position barre chords (muting is easier), and sliding up to them quite often.
Opening riff
e------------------5-p-3-----------------------------------|
B------------3---5-------5----3~~~ ---3/---1-h-3--1~~~ --|
G----------------------------------------------------------|
D-------------------------------------------------------0--|
A----/-3--0------------------------------------------------|
E----------------------------------------------------------|
[A] Say Good[D]bye, well I [A]know it's [D]true
[A] I know you're [D]leavin' me, well I'm [A] leavin' [D]too
[C][D] You won't forget me, or the sound of my name [A][D][A][D]
[C][D] Please believe, [C] I feel the same [A][D][A][D]
[A] It seems so [D]empty now, [A] you closed the [D]door
[A] Ain't it hard to be[D]lieve that you ever [A] lived this way be[D]fore
[C][D] All that nothing causes all that pain [A][D][A][D]
[C][D] Please believe, [C] I feel the same [A][D][A][D]
Well you're a [A]broken [D]soul, and I know a [A]heart that's [D]breakin'
[A] You can't make it [D]whole, until you [A]know what has been [D]taken
[C][D] All those pieces, I'll let you find them on your own [A][D][A][D]
[C][D] [C] [A][D][A][D]
[A] Say Good[D]bye, well I [A]know it's [D]true
[A] I know you're [D]leavin' me, well I'm [A] leavin' [D]too
[C][D] You won't forget me, or the sound of my name [A][D][A][D]
[C][D] Please believe, [C] I feel the same [A][D][A][D]
[C][D] Please believe, [C] I feel the same [A][D][A][D]
Notes: There are only three chords in this song. The performance of it comes down to
your rhythm (strumming) and sense of dynamics to give it the flavor it deserves. It needs
your best slow blues shuffle, and of course some pain in your voice.
You can play it with open chords and palm muting, but I find it sounds best playing
fifth-position barre chords (muting is easier), and sliding up to them quite often.
Opening riff
e------------------5-p-3-----------------------------------|
B------------3---5-------5----3~~~ ---3/---1-h-3--1~~~ --|
G----------------------------------------------------------|
D-------------------------------------------------------0--|
A----/-3--0------------------------------------------------|
E----------------------------------------------------------|
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