I Think We're Alone Now

Ratcat

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I Think We're Alone Now

Key: A

I Think We're Alone Now Key EE

I Think We're Alone Now Key FF

I Think We're Alone Now Key F#F#

I Think We're Alone Now Key GG(one step down)

I Think We're Alone Now Key G#G#(half step down)

I Think We're Alone Now Key AA(original key)

I Think We're Alone Now Key A#A#(half step up)

I Think We're Alone Now Key BB(one step up)

I Think We're Alone Now Key CC

I Think We're Alone Now Key C#C#

I Think We're Alone Now Key DD

I Think We're Alone Now Key D#D#

	  		Transcribed by Dave Carr ([email protected]) 
 
(Intro) A  E  D  A 
 
(V1)    A          E    D                 A 
        Children behave, that's what they say when we're together 
        A                  E    D                A 
        And watch how they play, they don't understand - and so we're 
 
(Br)    E                          A 
        Running just as fast as we can 
        E                          A 
        Holding onto one another's hands 
        D 
        Trying to get away into the night 
                     B 
        And then you put your arms around me 
 
        As we tumble to the ground and then you say 
 
(Ch)    A               E       D 
        I think we're alone now 
                              A 
        There doesn't seem to be anyone around 
        A               E       D 
        I think we're alone now 
                                         A 
        The beating of our hearts is the only sound 
 
 
(V2)    Look at the way we've gotta hide what we're doing 
        Cos what would they say if they ever knew, and so we're... 
 
{Bridge} 
 
{Chorus}....(repeat)

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