Ain't A Thing - Tyler Hilton

Ain't A Thing

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[intro: ]Em7 Cadd9 Dsus4 G
 
Em7 Cadd9 Dsus4 G
Listen here baby
Em7 Cadd9 Dsus4 G
Let me tell you how it's gonna be
Em7 Cadd9 Dsus4 G
Go ahead and try it baby
Em7 Cadd9 Dsus4 G
You won't last one day without me 'cause...
Em7 Cadd9
You got it bad for me
Dsus4 G
Still got a heart for me
Em7 Cadd9 Dsus4 G
I'm just a habit baby you can't break
Em7 Cadd9
You got it bad for me
Dsus4 G
Still got a heart for me
Cadd9 D Dsus4 D Dadd9 play these fast
That's just how it's gonna be
Cadd9 D
Baby you just wait and see
 
Em7 Cadd9 G G C* G Dsus4
You ain't a thing without me
Em7 Cadd9 G G C* G Dsus4
Sure ain't a thing without me
Em7 Cadd9
Girl you've been strutting around
G Dsus4
What you got all over town
Em7 Cadd9
Oh, but what does that prove
G Dsus
I know all about you
Em7 Cadd9 G G C* G Dsus4
You ain't a thing without me
Em7 Cadd9 G G C* G Dsus4
Sure ain't a thing without me
 
Repeat chords!
 
So listen up baby
I'm not quite finished with you
Don't I drive you crazy
No other lover can do what I do, yeah
 
Em7 Cadd9 G G C* G Dsus4
You ain't a thing without me
Em7 Cadd9 G G C* G Dsus4
Sure ain't a thing without me
 
You got it bad for me
Still got a heart for me
And you'll keep searching till you realize
You got it bad for me
Still got a heart for me
That's just how it's gonna be
Baby you just wait and see
 
You got it bad for me
Still got a heart for me
I'm just a habit baby you can't break
You got it bad for me
Still got a heart for me
Don't it get hard to breath
When you think how good it used to be
 
(Chorus repeat)

How to play Ain't A Thing

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What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is Em7. You can transpose without leaving the page.

Can I play it on guitar or keyboard?

Yes. The chord progression works on acoustic guitar, electric guitar and keyboard. Adapt the voicings to your instrument and level.

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