Baggage Claim
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Capo 1
Intro: D G (4x)
D G
I have been draggin' around your sensitive ego
D G
Making sure that your bags arrive on time for the dog and pony show
D
A little suitcase like a brick,
G
It kinda makes it hard to get a good grip
D C Bm Am
I drop your troubles off at the conveyor belt,
G F E C
I'll hand you a ticket to go get it yourself
[Refrão]
D G
At the baggage claim, you got a lot of luggage in your name
D
When you hit the ground, check the lost and found
G
Cause it ain't my problem now
D G
I can't carry it on, I've got a lot of troubles on my own
D C Bm Am
It's all over the yard, in the trunk of the car,
G
I'm packin' it in, so come and get it.
D G (2x)
D G
If it ain't obvious what has set me off today,
D G
Behind every woman scorned is a man who made her that way
D G
Go on and take your little business trip with that sweet little habit
That you can't kick
D C Bm Am
You better call your momma when you get to town
G F E C
Cause I ain't gonna be hangin' around
[Refrão] D G
At the baggage claim, you got a lot of luggage in your name
D
When you hit the ground, check the lost and found
G
Cause it ain't my problem now
D G
I can't carry it on, I've got a lot of troubles on my own
D C Bm Am
It's all over the yard, in the trunk of the car,
G
I'm packin' it in, so come and get it.
D
Come and pick it up, pick it up
D Come G come and get it D G (3x)
G
Before I blow it up in flames
G
You better pick it up, pick it up,
G
Baby, I'm leaving everything...
D G
At the baggage claim, you got a lot of luggage in your name
D
When you hit the ground, check the lost and found
G
Cause it ain't my problem now
D G
I can't carry it on, I've got a lot of troubles on my own
D C Bm Am
It's all over the yard, in the trunk of the car,
G
I'm packin' it in, so come and get it.
D G
Come and get it!
How to play Baggage Claim
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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.