Biography:
Poco, founded in 1968 by Rock and Roll Hall of Famers Richie Furay and Jim Messina (both inducted 1997 with Buffalo Springfield), was one of the earliest in the "Country rock" genre that was later commercially popularized by bands such as the Eagles. The band was completed by Rusty Young (pedal steel guitar, dobro, banjo and mandolin) Randy Meisner on bass and George Grantham on drums. Poco's 1969 debut, "Pickin' Up the Pieces" (the title being a reference to the break-up of Buffalo Springfield)
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- And Settlin Down
- Anyway Bye Bye
- Bad Weather
- Brass Buttons
- Call It Love
- Carzy Love
- Companys Comin
- Crazy Eyes
- Crazy Love
- Do You Feel It Too
- First Love
- Follow Your Dreams
- Get In The Wind
- Good Feelin To Know
- Heart Of The Night
- Here We Go Again
- I Can See Everything
- I Guess You Made It
- If It Wasnt For You
- Just Call My Name
- Just For Me And You
- Keep On Tryin
- Keep On Trying
- Kind Woman
- Krikkits Songpassing Through
- Lets Dance Tonight
- Make Me A Smile
- My Kind Of Love
- Nothin Still The Same
- Oh Yeah
- Pickin Up The Pieces
- Ride The Country
- Rose Of Cimaron
- Rose Of Cimarron
- Shoot For The Moon
- Short Changed
- Sweet Lovin
- There Goes My Heart
- Tomorrow
- What A Day
- What Am I Gonna Do
- What If I Should Say I Love You
- When It All Began
- You Better Think Twice
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You Better Think Twice - POCO
Capo 2nd Fret
GUITAR INTRO
F# C#
You better think twice, About leaving me behind
B F#
Make up your mind, About what you're gonna do
F# C#
You know it ain't easy, When your love hurts night and day
B F#
Oh, how you please, When I hear you call my name
F# B
Breathlessly, I await the moment to surround you,
B F# B
Do not fear the song that makes you sing
F# C# B G#
It will offer you wings, to fly away, But do expect to land if you can't
B F#
stay
F# C#
You better think twice, About leaving me behind
B F#
Make up your mind, About what you're gonna do
F# C#
You take my advice, Oh woman, you got to choose
B F#
Take a little time, You got nothing more to lose
GUITAR BREAK
F# B F#
In time, you know my melody will haunt you, Your words can make it rhyme so
B
easily
F# C# B G#
It ain't no sin, when love is real, So come on and let me know just how you
B F#
feel
GUITAR RIFF
F# C#
You better think twice, About leaving me behind
B F#
Make up your mind, About what you're gonna do
F# C#
You take my advice, Oh woman, you got to choose
B F#
Take a little time, You got nothing more to lose
GUITAR BREAK ENDING
The capo on the second fret helps make playing the lead riffs easier. There is a second
guitar playing a dual lead in some parts.
This has been ear transcribed by me personally.
I tried to make the chords line up with the word in the song that the chord change occurs.
Capo 2nd Fret
GUITAR INTRO
F# C#
You better think twice, About leaving me behind
B F#
Make up your mind, About what you're gonna do
F# C#
You know it ain't easy, When your love hurts night and day
B F#
Oh, how you please, When I hear you call my name
F# B
Breathlessly, I await the moment to surround you,
B F# B
Do not fear the song that makes you sing
F# C# B G#
It will offer you wings, to fly away, But do expect to land if you can't
B F#
stay
F# C#
You better think twice, About leaving me behind
B F#
Make up your mind, About what you're gonna do
F# C#
You take my advice, Oh woman, you got to choose
B F#
Take a little time, You got nothing more to lose
GUITAR BREAK
F# B F#
In time, you know my melody will haunt you, Your words can make it rhyme so
B
easily
F# C# B G#
It ain't no sin, when love is real, So come on and let me know just how you
B F#
feel
GUITAR RIFF
F# C#
You better think twice, About leaving me behind
B F#
Make up your mind, About what you're gonna do
F# C#
You take my advice, Oh woman, you got to choose
B F#
Take a little time, You got nothing more to lose
GUITAR BREAK ENDING
The capo on the second fret helps make playing the lead riffs easier. There is a second
guitar playing a dual lead in some parts.
This has been ear transcribed by me personally.
I tried to make the chords line up with the word in the song that the chord change occurs.
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