I Wouldn't Mind The Shackles - Darryl Worley

I Wouldn't Mind The Shackles

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D C# Bm A G A
 
D G
I been known to have a drink or two
D
In the comfort of my home
C#
It helps to minimize
Bm
The crazy things I hear
A
When I’m alone.
 
G
You’d think by now every sound wouldn't
D C#
Send a memory crashing’
Bm A G
Threw my brain
I Wouldn't Mind The Shackles
A D
If it, wasn't for the rattle of the chain.
 
D C# Bm A
 
D G
Certain little things she used to say
D
They come though loud and clear
C# Bm
It’s sad but I admit that I listen closer
A G
Than I did when she was here
Now every noise sounds like her voice
D C# Bm A G
And I’m torn between the pleasure and the pain
I Wouldn't Mind The Shackles
A D
If it, wasn't for the rattle of the chain.
 
Chorus:
G
I Wouldn't Mind The Shackles
D
I knew the day she left that I’d be wearing’
A D
Them until the end of time
G
But everyday’s a battle
D
Just to keep the burden of my heart
A
From interfering with my mind.
D
It’s knowing that I’ll always
G
Have her last goodbye
D
Ringing in my ears
C# Bm D
Driving me insane
I Wouldn't Mind The Shackles
A D
If it, wasn't for the rattle of the chain.
 
C# Bm A G A
 
D G
Now it seems like every time I turn around
D
Here it comes again
C#
Someone else is telling me
Bm A G
About the brand new love she wound up in
I tell myself
They all mean well
D
But I still tremble
C# Bm A G
At the mention of her name
I Wouldn't Mind The Shackles
A D
If it, wasn't for the rattle of the chain.
 
Chorus:
 
G
No I Wouldn't Mind The Shackles
A D
If it, wasn't for the rattle of the chain.

How to play I Wouldn't Mind The Shackles

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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.

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