E C#m G#m I bet you're wondering what's in the caseD# G#7 C#m A E And just why it has come with us to dinner on our second dateB7 Em When we're trying to have fun [pre chorus]Am Well I may be taller than someG More handsome than someC D Even darker than a select fewG Em Bm But it seems every goddamn eligible young manF# Would give his left nut for youB7 All I can do is play [Chorus]E B7 E Songs on the mandolinB7 E B7 E So I'll play you a song on the mandolinB7 E B7 E There'll be too many notes, but then againB7 E B7 E Am There ain't too many folks can play too many notes on the mandolin [Verse 2]E C#m G#m As you can see by the scattered applauseD# G#7 Some might say I'm a catchC#m A E I hope that I've at least given you pauseB7 Em As we wait for the check [pre chorus]Am You may be sweeter than mostG More gifted than mostC D And much hotter than all but a fewG Em Bm But I'll go even God ain't the model of restraintF# showing you what he can doB7 Doesn't mean you don't need [Chorus]E B7 E Songs on the mandolinB7 E B7 E So I'll play you a song on the mandolinB7 E B7 E There'll be too many notes, but then againB7 E B7 E Am There ain't too many folks can play too many notes on the mandolin [Bridge]Am You may be calmer than meG More well rounded than meC D As over me as I'm into youG Em Bm But ain't it a proven fact that opposites attract?F# I can't play it cool--you can!B I can't play along--you could!G#7 I can't play it safe--you do!C# But you can't play yourself a [Chorus]F# song on the mandolinE B7 E So I'll play you a song on the mandolinB7 E B7 E There'll be too many notes, but then againB7 E B7 E There ain't too many folks can play too many notesG# C#m F# B7 There ain't too many folks can play too many notesB7 E B7 E Am There ain't too many folks can play too many notes on the mandolin
Too Many Notes
Chris Thile
- A
- Am
- B
- B7
- Bm
- C
- C#4
- C#m4
- D
- D#3
- E
- Em
- F#
- G
- G#
- G#74
- G#m4
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Tom: