Dissatisfied - Bill Anderson

Dissatisfied

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C F
Dissatisfied dissatisfied
 
C G7
Nothing makes you happy that I can see
 
C F
Dissatisfied dissatisfied
 
C G7 F C
How long before you say that you're dissatisfied with me
 
F
You like your new dress for a while then you say it went out of style
 
C G7
And you liked your new car for a mouth or so
 
(Yeah but you know I don't like that color)
 
C F
Youâ??re bored with everything we do nothing I do pleases you
 
C G7 C
And I wonder what'll be the next to go
 
F
Well one day you fly airplanes the next day you dig baseball games
 
C G7
And you're always talking about that blonde next door, (Ah she's a lovely child)
 
C F
The way that you keep changing things I wonder bout your wedding ring
 
C G7 C
And how long before it makes your fingers sore, (Oh I ain't talkin' baby)
 
F
I know you're dis-satisfied dissatisfied
 
C G7
Nothin' makes you happy that I can see
 
C F
Honey are you dissatisfied dissatisfied
 
C G7 F C
How long before you say that you're dissatisfied with me
 
F
Well I put pork chops on your plate but you know I like T-bone steak
 
C G7
Well you change your crazy mind from day to day, (Listen you dingy red head) (dingy)
 
C F
I built you a swimmin' pool yeah cause you know I can't swim you fool
 
C
Haha I was just tryin' to make you happy
 
G7 C
In my own simple humble country whispering way
 
F
Dis-satisfied dissatisfied
 
C G7
Nothing makes you happy that I can see
 
C F
You're actin' dissatisfied dissatisfied
 
C G7 F C
How long before you say that you're dissatisfied with me
 
G7 F C
Just come on out and say that you're dissatisfied with me

How to play Dissatisfied

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What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is C. 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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