How Can Our Cheating Be Wrong - Jack Greene

How Can Our Cheating Be Wrong

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C
Like two common thieves caught stealing
 
C F C
We've been blamed for having feeling
 
F C D7 G7
Darling how can our cheating be wr-ong
 
C G7 C F C
We both have obligations but there at war with our temptations
 
F C G7 C
Darling how can our cheating be wrong
 
G7 F C
Our love is not accepted we're condemned and disrespected
 
F C D7 G7
But they'd never felt or shared one precious moment we've known
 
C G7 C
There's no way for words to smother
 
C F C
The love we're feeling for each other
 
F C G7 C
Darling how can our cheating be wrong
 
G7 F C
Our love is not accepted we're condemned and disrespected
 
F C D7 G7
But they'd never felt or shared one precious moment we've known
 
C G7 C
There's no way for words to smother
 
C F C
The love we're feeling for each other
 
F C G7 C
Darling how can our cheating be wrong

How to play How Can Our Cheating Be Wrong

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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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