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Date: Sun, 14 Dec 1997 20:38:17 -0500 (EST)
From: ThinknOfU3 
Subject: TAB: 'Thinking Of You' by Hanson

Thinking Of You
(I. Hanson/T. Hanson/Z. Hanson)
From the Album "Middle of Nowhere"
Transcribed by Colleen Plein (ThinknOfU3@aol.com)

Chords:
        D    C    G    A
E       2    0    3    0
B       3    1    0    2
G       2    0    0    2
D       0    2    0    2
A       X    3    2    0
E       X    X    3    X

X - means don't strum that string.

The intro goes like this:  A - D   C   G   A

Verse:
D                            C
Have you ever stood outside a picket fence
            G                                A
You can see through but you can't get to the inside whoa
D                 C                      G
You sit there and wait I look at you and anticipate
              A
What we could be and what we could do

Chorus:
D                   C                          G
Fly the wings of an eagle glide along with the wind
              A                                D (go to g next)
No matter how high I'll be thinking of you the whole time (Repeat 2x)

Verse:
I'm carrying this heavy load I don't know what to do
The only thing I know is I'm in love with you oh
Fly with the wings of an eagle no matter how high
I'll be thinking of you

Repeat Chorus

No matter how high no matter how low I'll be thinking of you
No matter what I do no matter where I go I'll be thinking of you oooh
No matter how high no matter how low I'll be thinking of you
No matter what I do no matter where I go I'll be thinking of you

(now that funky bridge part, just play the chords in the same order three
 times and then mute until the chorus)

Repeat chorus and fade

Here's the little solo in the chorus:

E              7            7 8 7
B   7-8 7-8 10   7-8 7-8 10       10 8 7
G                                        9 11 9 11
D
A
E

E              7            7 8 7
B   7-8 7-8 10   7-8 7-8 10       10 8 7
G                                        9 11 9 11
D
A
E

This is a really easy song to play.  It's basically the same chord progression
wver and over again, so it's also easy to memorize.  Anyway, enjoy!
         -Colleen Plein