I'm Not Gonna Miss You chords
by Glen Campbell- I'm Not Gonna Miss You was written by Glen Campbell and Julian Raymond. It was Glen's final studio recording and was featured on his film documentary Glen Campbell: I'll Be Me.
- A full soundtrack of the film consisting of 10 tracks was released on February 17, 2015.
- Music: G Major in 4/4 time at a moderately slow 63 - 66 bpm
- Chords: G, Gaug, G6, G/B, Am, C, D, Dsus4
Chart Legend
Barre Line: One finger holds down multiple strings R: Root Note
Unmarked strings: Play open X: Don't play string B: Bass Note
I'm Not Gonna Miss You
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G Gaug G6 G Gaug G6
Intro: 4/4 | - | |(Ooh... | ooh) |
G Gaug G6
1. I'm still here, but yet I'm gone
G Gaug G6
I don't play gui-tar or sing my songs
G Gaug G6
They never de-fined who I am
G Gaug G6
The man that loves you 'til the end
C G/B Am
You're the last per-son I will love
C G/B Am
You're the last face I will re-call
D Dsus4 D
And best of all - | |
G Gaug G6
I'm not gon-na miss you| - | |
G Gaug G6
Not gonna miss you... |(Ooh - | ooh) |
G Gaug G6
2. I'm never gon-na hold you like I did (Aah... aah)
G Gaug G6
Or say I love you to the kids
G Gaug G6
You're never gon-na see it in my eyes (Aah... aah)
G Gaug G6
It's not gon-na hurt me when you cry
C G/B Am
I'm ne-ver gon-na know what you go through
C G/B Am
All the things I say or do
C G/B Am
All the hurt and all the pain
C G/B D Dsus4 D
One thing self-ish-ly re-|mains - | |
G Gaug G6
I'm not gonna miss you| - | |
G Gaug G6 G
I'm not gonna miss you|(Ooh- | ooh) | 𝄑 |
Glen Campbell
Born: Glen Travis Campbell on April 22, 1936 in Delight, Arkansas, U.S.
Died: August 8, 2017 (aged 81) in Nashville, Tennessee, U.S.
Years active: 1950 – 2013
Instruments: Vocals, Guitar, banjo
Genres: Country, western, folk, pop, easy listening,gospel, soft rock
Occupation: Guitarist, singer, song writer, actor, television host
Glen Campbell was known for his smooth voice, country music hits, and his skillful guitar playing. He achieved crossover success with his music, blending country, pop, and folk elements.
Early Life and Music Career: Campbell started playing guitar at a young age and began his music career as a session musician in Los Angeles in the early 1960s. He played on recordings for artists like Elvis Presley, Frank Sinatra, and The Beach Boys.
Solo Career: He launched his solo career in the late 1960s and found major success with songs like "Gentle on My Mind," "By the Time I Get to Phoenix," "Wichita Lineman," and "Rhinestone Cowboy." These hits earned him numerous awards and cemented his status as a country music icon.
Television Career: Campbell also had a successful television career. He hosted "The Glen Campbell Goodtime Hour," a variety show that aired from 1969 to 1972. The show helped broaden his appeal beyond the country music audience.
Acting: In addition to his music and television work, Campbell acted in films and TV movies. He notably appeared in the original version of "True Grit" alongside John Wayne in 1969.
Personal Struggles: Campbell faced personal struggles throughout his life, including battles with alcoholism and drug addiction. He was also diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease in 2011, which led to his retirement from music and public life.
Legacy: Despite his health challenges in later years, Campbell's musical legacy remains influential. He was inducted into the Country Music Hall of Fame in 2005 and received numerous other honors throughout his career.
Final Years and Passing: Glen Campbell passed away on August 8, 2017, in Nashville, Tennessee, at the age of 81. He left behind a vast catalog of music that continues to be enjoyed by fans of all ages.
