Chords for Ralph Stanley & Keith Whitley (I Just Think I'll Go Away)

Ladies and gentlemen, the other young man I'd like to introduce to you, standing back on my left, is one of the finest lead singers in the business, now when it comes to singing the old-time bluegrass.
He really puts his heart in it, and he's one of the finest [A] young gentlemen I ever met, too.
And that means just as much as the talent, you know.
You need to be a man [E] with it, and I, believe me, right here is one that is.
Real [N] proud to have him with us.
He was born and raised in eastern Kentucky, way back in the sticks, a little town called Sandy Hook.
Let's make welcome, Colonel Keith Whitley.
Big hand for him. _
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I used _ [B] to love _ you, _ but when we met [E] on a train, _ _ _ you said I'd be [B] a [B] blue-and-honey, _ _ _ _ I just think I'll [E] go away. _ _ _ _ _
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_ _ _ Well, it seems we both could have [B] been happy _ _ _ if things only turned [E] out right.
_ _ _ From now on each day I'll think [B]
about you, _ _ and I'll dream of you every [E]
night. _ _ _ _
Somehow, _ _ _ _ [B] _
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_ _ you _ said _ I'd be a [B] blue-and-honey, _ _ _ I _ just think I'll [E] go away. _ _ _ _
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_ _ _ _ It makes no difference where [B] I wander, _ _ no _ matter what I say [E] or do.
_ _ I think I'll live this memory [B]
of you, _ and I'll cry dear when I [E] think of you.
_ _ _ Somehow, _ you said [B] I'd be a blue-and-honey, but when we [E] met on a train, _ _ _ you said _ I'd be a [B] blue-and-honey, _ _ _ _ I just think I'll [E] go away. _ _ _ _ _
I just think I'll go away. _ _
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