Biography:
Paul Frederic Simon (born October 13, 1941 in Newark, New Jersey) is an American singer, songwriter and guitarist. He first gained world-wide recognition as the writing talent behind the popular American folk-rock duo Simon & Garfunkel formed with fellow musician Art Garfunkel. When Simon & Garfunkel split in 1970, Simon quickly began his solo career with the release of the self-titled album, Paul Simon. This was followed by There Goes Rhymin' Simon and Still Crazy After All These Years
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Other songs:
- 50 Ways To Leave Your Lover
- American Tune
- Bookends
- Diamonds On The Soles Of Her Shoes
- Flowers Never Bend With The Rainfall
- Graceland
- Leaves That Are Green
- Loves Me Like A Rock
- Obvious Child
- Slip Sliding Away
- Some Folk's Lives
- Still Crazy After All These Years
- Still Crazy After All These Yeas (easier)
- What A Wonderful World
- You Can Call Me Al
- Me And Julio Down By The Schoolyard
- 10 Years
- A Church Is Burning
- A Simple Desultory Philippic
- All Around The World Or The Myth Of Fingerprints
- Allergies
- Another Galaxy
- April Come She Will
- Armistice Day
- Born At The Right Time
- Born In Puerto Rico
- Can I Forgive Him
- Cant Run But
- Cecilia
- Congratulations
- Crazy Love Vol 2
- Dazzling Blue
- Duncan
- El Condor Pasa
- Everything Put Together Falls Apart
- Father And Daughter
- For Emily Whenever I May Find Her
- Gumboots
- Hearts And Bones
- How The Heart Approaches What It Yearns
- Hurricane Eye
- I Know What I Know
- Id Do It For Your Love
- Jonah
- Kathys Song
- Koda Chrome
- Kodachrome
- Krapp Sving
- Late In The Evening
- Learn How To Fall
- Love
- Mother And Child Reunion
- Mrs Robinson
- Nobody
- Oh Marion
- Old
- On The Side Of A Hill
- One Mans Ceiling Is Another Mans Floor
- One Trick Pony
- Overs
- Papa Hobo
- Paranoia Blues
- Punkys Dilemma
- Rene And Georgette Magritte With Their Dog After The War
- Run That Body Down
- Silent Eyes
- Slip Slidin Away
- Something So Right
- Song About The Moon
- St Judys Comet
- Stranded In A Limousine
- Take Me To The Mardi Gras
- Tenderness
- That Was Your Mother
- Thats Where I Belong
- Thats Why God Made The Movies
- The Afterlife
- The Boxer
- The Boy In The Bubble
- The Coast
- The Cool Cool River
- The Late Great Johnny Ace
- The Obvious Child
- The Only Living Boy In New York
- The Werewolf
- Think Too Much A
- Think Too Much B
- Trailways Bus
- Train In The Distance
- Under African Skies
- Was A Sunny Day
- Wednesday Morning 3 Am
- Youre Kind
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Words & music By Paul Simon 1982
A D|A D|A D|A D
| A D |A D |A D |A D
They say that the left side of the brain controls the right
| A D |A D |A D |A D
They say that the right side has to work hard all night
| A D |C#m F#m|C#m F#m|C#m F#m |C#m
Maybe I think too much for my own good
F#m |Bm |
Some people say so
|C#m |
Other people say "No, no
|Bm |
The fact is you don't think
|E
as much as you could."
| |No chord (A bass) | | |
Hmmm
| | | |
I had a childhood that was mercifully brief
| | | |
I grew up in a state of disbelief
|C#m | | |
I started to think too much when I was twelve
|Bm7 |
going on thirteen
|C#m7 |
Me and girls from Saint Augus - tine
|Bm7 |
up in the mezzanine
E |A |
Thinking about God, yeah
|E | | |
Maybe I think too much
|F#m | | |
Maybe I think too much
|E | | |
Maybe I think too much
|F#m | | | |A D|A D|A D|A D|A D|A D|A D|
Maybe I think too much
A D |A D |A D |A D
Have you ever experienced a period of grace
| A D |A D |A D |A D|
when your brain just takes a seat behind your face
| A D |C#m F#m |C#m F#m |C#m F#m |C#m
and the world be - gins the el - ephant dance
F#m |Bm |
Everything's funny
|C#m |
Everyone's sunny
|Bm |
You take out your money
|E |
walk down the road
(Single notes)E |E F#|A F# E | D C#|C#
That leads me to the girl I-I love
C# |E F# A B | A F# E |
The girl I'm always thinking of
|C#m7 | | |
But maybe I think too much
|Bm7 |
And I ought to just hold her
|C#m7 |
Stop trying to mold her
|Bm7 |E
Maybe blindfold her
|A |
and take her away
Repeat and fade:
|E | | |
Maybe I think too much
|F#m | | |
Maybe I think too much
|E | | |
Maybe I think too much
|F#m | | |
Maybe I think too much
|Bm7 | | |
Maybe I think too much
|F#m7 | | |
Maybe I think too much
A D|A D|A D|A D
| A D |A D |A D |A D
They say that the left side of the brain controls the right
| A D |A D |A D |A D
They say that the right side has to work hard all night
| A D |C#m F#m|C#m F#m|C#m F#m |C#m
Maybe I think too much for my own good
F#m |Bm |
Some people say so
|C#m |
Other people say "No, no
|Bm |
The fact is you don't think
|E
as much as you could."
| |No chord (A bass) | | |
Hmmm
| | | |
I had a childhood that was mercifully brief
| | | |
I grew up in a state of disbelief
|C#m | | |
I started to think too much when I was twelve
|Bm7 |
going on thirteen
|C#m7 |
Me and girls from Saint Augus - tine
|Bm7 |
up in the mezzanine
E |A |
Thinking about God, yeah
|E | | |
Maybe I think too much
|F#m | | |
Maybe I think too much
|E | | |
Maybe I think too much
|F#m | | | |A D|A D|A D|A D|A D|A D|A D|
Maybe I think too much
A D |A D |A D |A D
Have you ever experienced a period of grace
| A D |A D |A D |A D|
when your brain just takes a seat behind your face
| A D |C#m F#m |C#m F#m |C#m F#m |C#m
and the world be - gins the el - ephant dance
F#m |Bm |
Everything's funny
|C#m |
Everyone's sunny
|Bm |
You take out your money
|E |
walk down the road
(Single notes)E |E F#|A F# E | D C#|C#
That leads me to the girl I-I love
C# |E F# A B | A F# E |
The girl I'm always thinking of
|C#m7 | | |
But maybe I think too much
|Bm7 |
And I ought to just hold her
|C#m7 |
Stop trying to mold her
|Bm7 |E
Maybe blindfold her
|A |
and take her away
Repeat and fade:
|E | | |
Maybe I think too much
|F#m | | |
Maybe I think too much
|E | | |
Maybe I think too much
|F#m | | |
Maybe I think too much
|Bm7 | | |
Maybe I think too much
|F#m7 | | |
Maybe I think too much
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