I Got A Problem
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I GOT A PROBLEM (FULL LENGTH VERSION)
As recorded by Drake Milligan
(2023 release)
This is for the full length version of the song: https://youtu.be/zuwksTxSVFE
Capo 1st fret
[Intro]
E7
[Verse 1]
A
D
Ain't nothin' I can do about it
E A
I barely slept a wink for at least a week and a half
A
I think I'm in trouble
D
Hell, I know I'm in trouble
E A
'Cause when a guy like me gets hooked on something, it's bad
[Chorus]
A
Your kiss tastes like whiskey and I'm a drinker
D
You play with my heartstrings and girl I'm a singer
E
No, it ain't no joke, you're a smokeshow
D E
And I'm a Marlboro man when I'm holding your hand
A
You're a wildcard, I'm a gambler
D
I was going nowhere, you read my plan girl
E
I got a problem
A
But what a damn good problem to have
[Verse 2]
A
Yeah, I was a two-stepping lone ranger
D
You got my wild side headed for danger
E
Yeah, you got me dancing around the kitchen
Down the hall and up the stairs
D E
I swear I ain't got a prayer
[Chorus]
A
Your kiss tastes like whiskey and I'm a drinker
D
You play with my heartstrings and girl I'm a singer
E
No, it ain't no joke, you're a smokeshow
D E
And I'm a Marlboro man when I'm holding your hand
A
You're a wildcard, I'm a gambler
D
I was going nowhere, you read my plan girl
E
I got a problem
A
But what a damn good problem to have
[Bridge]
A
When a guy like me can't get enough
D
Just swinging on the front porch hooked on your love
A
Baby
[Guitar Solo]
A D
[Chorus]
A
Your kiss tastes like whiskey and I'm a drinker
D
You play with my heartstrings and girl I'm a singer
E
No, it ain't no joke, you're a smokeshow
D E
And I'm a Marlboro man when I'm holding your hand
A
You're a wildcard, I'm a gambler
D
And I was going nowhere, you read my plan girl
E
I got a problem
A
But what a damn good problem to have
D A
Damn good problem to have
How to play I Got A Problem
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is E. 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.