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Jeff Tweedy – Guess Again Chords on Piano & Ukulele

Updated January 9, 2026

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[Intro]
G

[Verse]
G    Am      C             G
Oh, tomatoes right off the line
G          Am       C                 
We used to eat them like that all the
G
 time
G          Am    C               G
And if you think that's the best thing
G           Em
That I ever knew
G               C
Guess again, my love
     G
It's you

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[Verse]
G       Am       C                 G
Riding with the wind blowing in my hair
G          Am       C         G
And the sun shining down everywhere
G          Am       C            G
And if you think that's the best thing
G           Em
That I can do
G               C
Guess again, my love
G               C
Guess again, my love
         G
It's for you

[Bridge]
D            Am   C            D
Oh, trouble; I can sing it the same
D
Or just about the same
       F                  C           D
As any other song you can  name
G       Am       C                
And if you think that that's 
G
the main thing
G          Em
Pulling me through
G               C
Guess again, my love
     G
It's you

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[Solo]
D Am C D F C D

G       Am       C                 G
And if you think that's the best thing
G         Em
I'll ever do
G     C
Guess again
     G
It's you

[Verse]
G         Am          C       G
Maybe you noticed how light I am
G                  Am          C        
Maybe you've been thinking I'm drinking
G
 again
G       Am               C          G
Oh, I'm high but there's really
G       Em
Nothing new
G            C
Guess again, my love
G            C
Guess again, my love
     G
It's you
G            C
Guess again, my love
G            C
Guess again, my love
G
It's you

How to play Guess Again: key, chords and progression

This is the chords of Guess Again by Jeff Tweedy on Piano, Ukulele, Guitar, and Keyboard.

Guess Again by Jeff Tweedy keeps coming home to G major (one sharp: F♯). You need 6 chords: G, Am, C, Em, D and F.

Most of the song cycles through G – Am – C – G (I – ii – IV – I in G major). In solfa, that is doh – reh – fah – doh. Get these 4 changes smooth and the rest comes quickly.

Beginner-friendly: almost every chord here is an open shape on guitar: no capo, no barre chords needed.