Nov112019

Olivia Rodrigo & Joshua Bassett – I Think I Kinda You Know Duet Piano & Ukulele Chord Progression and Tab

KeyKeyCapo

View

This is the chords of I Think I Kinda You Know Duet by Olivia Rodrigo & Joshua Bassett on Piano, Ukulele, Guitar and Keyboard.

[Verse 1]
G D
So much has happened, think of what we’ve done
Em C
And the time that the Earth has traveled ’round the Sun
G D
Winter, spring, summer an’ we’re back to fall
Em C
We’ve been together hand-in-hand through it all
G D
From the minute we kissed and my heart skipped a beat
Em C
To the night that we danced, I was swept off my feet
G D
Sure as every year has to come to an end
Em C
I’d go spinnin’ ’round the Sun with you again and again and again and again

[Chorus]
G D
I think I kinda, you know
Em C
I think I kinda, you know
G D
Like the way that we flow
Dm C
Like the way that we go
Cm
And I love
G
I think I kinda, you know
D
I think I kinda, you know
B7
I think I kinda, you know
C
You know, you know

[Verse 2]
G D
Sometimes you know exactly what to say
Em C
Then ya open your mouth and the words go away
G D
Don’t want you to wonder or doubt or guess
Em C
So let me tell ya clearly what I’m tryna express
G D
It’s just three little words, yeah, it’s not a big deal
Em C
It’s not like I can help feelin’ all that I feel
G D
And by now, I’m sure ya think it’s so obvious
Em C
But just in case it’s not, what I’m sayin’ is this, what I’m sayin’ is this

[Bridge]
D Em
You know how we can talk all night
B7 C
And not run outta things to talk about
D Em
It’s rare that somethin’ feels this right
C
It feels so right

[Chorus]
A
I think I kinda, you know
E C#7
I think I kinda, you know
D
You know, you know
A
I think I kinda, you know

(Oh, I think I kinda, you know)
E C#7
I think I kinda, you know
D
You know, you know

[Outro]
E F#m
I can’t help dreamin’ of you
C#7 D
Guess I’m sayin’ I don’t not love you
F#m E D
You know, you know, you know

How to play I Think I Kinda You Know Duet: key, chords and progression

I Think I Kinda You Know Duet by Olivia Rodrigo & Joshua Bassett is built around G major (one sharp: F♯), with 11 chords in all: G, D, Em, C, Dm, Cm, B7, A, E, C#7 and F#m.

Most of the song cycles through G – D – Em – C (I – V – vi – IV in G major), the “four-chord” progression behind countless pop, rock and worship songs. In solfa, that is doh – soh – lah – fah. Get these 4 changes smooth and the rest comes quickly.

Good to know: Cm, C#7 and F#m are the tricky part on guitar (barre or movable shapes). Slow the change down until it is clean; on piano and ukulele they are simpler.