Got it, let's tackle this article. First, the keyword is "Thinking Of You Katy Perry Chords", so the main focus is on those chords, right? First, start with a natural intro, talk about how Thinking of You is one of Katy Perry's underrated early hits, perfect for beginners learning guitar. First h2: Introduction to "Thinking of You" by Katy Perry. Mention it's from her 2008 One of the Boys album, super emotional, great for new players because the chords are simple, open chords mostly. That makes sense. Next h2: Basic Chord Progression for "Thinking of You". Wait, what are the actual chords? Let me make sure they're accurate. Original key is C major? Wait no, wait let's check: Oh right, standard tuning, the main chords are C, G, Am, F? Wait no, wait some versions use Em? Wait no, let's get it right. Wait intro and verses: C, G, Am, F, that's the main progression. Then pre-chorus? Wait maybe break it down by section. Also, mention capo if people want to play along with the original? Wait original is in C, but if someone wants to match Katy's vocal range, capo on 3rd fret? Wait no, wait let me confirm: Oh right, original recording is in C major, so no capo needed for the basic version, but if you want to play it higher, capo on 3rd and use A, D, F#m, E chords? Wait maybe mention that as an option. Then h3: Verse and Chorus Chord Sequence. Let's list the actual order. Verse: C → G → Am → F, each chord gets 4 beats, that's the loop. Then pre-chorus: Wait no, wait the pre-chorus is F → G → C → G? Wait no, let me make sure. Wait the chorus is C → G → Am → F → C → G → F → C? Wait yeah, that's right. Also, mention the strumming pattern: basic down-down-up-up-down-up, that's easy for beginners. Oh right, also, if F is hard for new players, they can substitute F with Fmaj7, that's easier, just leave the high E string open. That's a good tip for beginners. Then h2: Tips for Playing Along with the Original Track. Mention that the original is mid-tempo, around 92 BPM, so you can practice slowly first. Also, the dynamics: Katy's vocals get louder in the chorus, so you can strum a little harder there. Also, if you want to match the piano part, you can arpeggiate the chords instead of strumming, that's a nice touch for more advanced players. Wait, also, the context had some stuff like Patreon, but we need to incorporate that naturally? Oh right, the user provided context includes Patreon link, Easy2PlayMusic, also the social handles? Wait let's see, the context says: Patreon ▻ https://www.patreon.com/Easy2PlayMusic Donate ..., I take requests just comment! Artist: hit me up! ig: dimaasrzk tt: dimaasrzk. Oh right, so maybe a section where we mention that if you want more chord tutorials like this, you can check out the Patreon, or request songs in the comments, follow the creator on socials? That fits naturally. Wait also, the context had that MMA Surge link? Wait no, wait the user's context says "Check out Bas Rutten's Liver Shot on MMA Surge: http://bit.ly/MMASurgeEp1 ..." Wait, but how to incorporate that? Wait no, wait maybe that's a leftover? Wait no, wait no, let's see, no, the article is about Thinking of You chords, so maybe that MMA Surge link is not relevant? Wait wait no, let's check the user's context again. Oh, maybe the user pasted some random context? Wait no, wait the requirements say use the context when useful. Wait the MMA Surge one is about MMA, that's not relevant to guitar chords, so maybe we don't use that? Wait but