Can't Tell Me I'm Wrong
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Intro:
Am7 D G Em
Am7 D G Em
[Verso 1]
Am7 D G
Tell me I'm wrong, but you look like you're lookin' for somebody to drink with
Em Am7
The way that you're leanin' up against the bar
D
Tell me I'm wrong
G Em
Seems like you wanna know what my name is, babe
Am7
It's Mr. Never Break Your Heart
D G
Mr. Want You in My Arms
[Refrão]
Em Am7 D G Em
You can tell me I'm crazy for tryin' to turn a one night thing into more
Am7 D G
Tell me it's the 80 proof that I've been sippin' on
Em Am7
Makin' me think I might be in love
D G
If you're thinkin' you're too good for me, then you'd be right
Em Am7
But we got something tween us goin on tonight
D Am7 D G Em
You can't tell me I'm wrong
[Verso 2]
Am7 D G
Tell me a song and I'll get the jukebox cued up playin' it
Em Am7
'Cause I know a Brooks & Dunn girl no mistakin' it
D G Em
And I know a fire when it's burnin' a kiss when it's turn into two
[Refrão]
Em Am7 D G Em
You can tell me I'm crazy for tryin' to turn a one night thing into more
Am7 D G
Tell me it's the 80 proof that I've been sippin' on
Em Am7
Makin' me think I might be in love
D G
If you're thinkin' you're too good for me, then you'd be right
Em Am7
But we got something tween us goin on tonight
D Am7
You can't tell me I'm wrong
Instrumental / Break
G Am7 D7 G Em Am7
[Ponte]
D G
You can tell me you ain't stayin' the night
Em Am7
But you can't tell me it ain't crossed your mind
D G
You can tell me that we're movin' too fast
Em
But you can't tell me you ain't lovin' that
[Refrão]
Am7 D G Em
Tell me I'm crazy, for tryin' to turn a one night thing into more
Am7 D G
Tell me it's the 80 proof that I've been sippin' on
Em Am7
Makin' me think I might be in love
D G
If you're thinkin' you're too good for me, then you'd be right
Em Am7
But we got something tween us goin on tonight
D Am7 D G
You can't tell me I'm wrong
Em Am7 D G Em Am
You can't tell me I'm wrong
How to play Can't Tell Me I'm Wrong
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is Am7. 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.