Moneygrabber
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Intro / Verses:
F G Am G
F G Em C G
F G Am G
Don't come back anytime I've already had your kind.
F G Em C G
This is your pay back, money grabber.
F G Am G
Don't come back anytime you've already run me dry.
F G Em C G
This is your pay back, money grabber.
Teardrops fade.
Then I saw, blue hands in the pocket.
'Cause you were always made to want it all.
But now you got to make it on your own.
Dm
This ain't your home.
Em F
So I'm showing you the door.
G
Wave goodbye now, it's time for you to go.
F G Am G
Don't come back anytime I've already had your kind.
F G Em C G
This is your pay back, money grabber.
F G Am G
Don't come back anytime you've already run me dry.
F G Em C G
This is your pay back, money grabber.
Blue rhinestone glass.
All I see.
You talking double.
Like the time you set fire to me.
'Cause I'm in trouble.
Dm
Here's my advice .
Em F G
I don't think twice for the price of a cheap time whore .
F G Am G
Don't come back anytime I've already had your kind.
F G Em C G
This is your pay back, money grabber.
F G Am G
Don't come back anytime you've already run me dry.
F G Em C G
This is your pay back, money grabber.
F G
Am F G
One. Two. Three.
Am
One is for the money.
Two is for the greed .
F
And three times that I told you you're the one,
G
I just don't need .
F G Am G
Don't come back anytime I've already had your kind.
F G Em C G
This is your pay back, money grabber.
F G Am G
Don't come back anytime you've already run me dry.
F G Em C G
This is your pay back, money grabber.
Money grabber.
Money grabber
Don't come back anytime, I've already had your kind.
How to play Moneygrabber
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is F. 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.