Aint Got Trouble Now - Alan Jackson

Aint Got Trouble Now

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Intro
 
D G D Bm
D G D A D D
 
verse 1
 
D G D Bm
The girl I loved, she sure was pretty, but always runnin’ round.
D G D A D
She finally ran off with a boy from the city, and I ain’t got trouble now.
 
[Refrão]
D D/G D Bm
I ain’t got trouble now, no I ain’t got trouble now.
D G D A D
I had it before, and I’ll have some more, but I ain’t got trouble now.
 
Interlude
D G D Bm
D G D A D D
 
verse 2
D G D Bm
Spent ten years breakin’ my back, for the meanest man in town.
D G D A D
Today I walked out and I ain’t goin’ back, and I ain’t got trouble now.
 
[Refrão]
D D/G D Bm
I ain’t got trouble now, no I ain’t got trouble now.
D G D A D
I had it before, and I’ll have some more, but I ain’t got trouble now.
 
Interlude (2x)
 
D G D Bm
D G D A D D
 
verse 3
 
D G D Bm
Had an ol’ rust bucket and four ball tires, always breaking down.
D G D A D
Been walkin’ every day since it caught on fire, and I ain’t got trouble now.
 
[Refrão]
D D/G D Bm
I ain’t got trouble now, no I ain’t got trouble now.
D G D A D
I had it before, and I’ll have some more, but I ain’t got trouble now.
 
Interlude
D G D Bm
D G D A D D
 
verse 4
D G D Bm
Now I got no ride,I got no money, and there ain’t no girls in this town.
D G D A D
But the whiskey goes down, smooth as honey, and I ain’t got trouble now.
 
[Refrão]
D D/G D Bm
I ain’t got trouble now, no I ain’t got trouble now.
D G D A D
I had it before, and I’ll have some more, but I ain’t got trouble now.
 
Outro
D G D Bm
D G D A D D

How to play Aint Got Trouble Now

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What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is D. 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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