Me, Me, Me - Middle Brother

Me, Me, Me

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Intro: G D
 
G
You kept me out of trouble
C
As much as you could stand, well I don't blame you
Am C
If he lies in your bed, or puts lies in your head
Am C
If he interrupts the feeling that he cannot comprehend
D C Bm Am G D
I guess it's me, me, me, me, me.
 
G
You put me on the floor
C
When I could not speak up well I don't judge you
Am C
If he just won't give up, and you just won't give in
Am C
Then let him drink himself to sleep and wonder where he's been
D C Bm Am G
Oh yes it's me, me, me, me, me.
 
D C G
I do my very own thinkin' these days
C Bm Am
And nothing helps me concentrate
D C G A
But if you just lend a hand to my ways, I got a desire
D
Oh I got a desire, wooo!
 
G
You woke me on a Sunday
C
Dontcha want company, well you don't need it
Am C
If he only hangs around, crackin' jokes and feelin' down
Am C
If you put your arm around him, just so you can lead him out
D C Bm Am G
I guess it's me, me, me, me, me.
 
Solo: A D (3x)
 
D C G
I do my very own thinkin' these days
C Bm Am
And nothing helps me concentrate
D C G A
But if you just lend a hand to my ways, I got a desire
D
Oh I got a desire, wooo!
 
G
You kept me out of trouble
C
As much as you could stand, well I don't blame you
Am C
If he lies in your bed, or puts lies in your head
Am C
If he interrupts the feeling that he cannot comprehend
D C G
I guess it's me, me, me
D C G
Yes it's me, me, me,
D C Bm Am G
Oh God it's me, me, me, me, me.

How to play Me, Me, Me

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What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is G. 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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