Problem For Tomorrow
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[Intro ]
G C E7 Am Fm
[Verso 1]
G C E Am
That liquor cabinet could use a little bit of cleaning out
Fm C
There's nothin but a bunch of empty bottles left in this house
Ebdim
There's a couple things I shoulda quit by now
Dm
That's a problem
[Verso 2]
C E
That vinyl needs to be flipped to the other side
Am Fm C
Don't know why I keep doing things that make me cry
Ebdim
And I should probably quit missing you tonight
Dm
But that's a problem
[Refrão]
C E Am
I shouldn't let myself pick up the phone (pick up the phone)
Fm C
Now I'm letting words slip off my tongue (say what you mean)
E Am
I should probably just stay at home (oooh)
Fm
That's a problem, for tomorrow
[Verso 3]
C E Am
I hate the thought of you drivin all alone in the dark
Fm C
But I'd hate to tell you to turn around when you've come this far
Ebdim
And I know you're probably gonna break my heart
Dm Fm
That's a problem
[Refrão]
C E Am
I, know I shouldn't let you get so close (pull me close)
Fm C
We always end up making a mess (lets make a mess)
E Am
We should probably pick up those clothes (oooh)
Fm C
But that's a problem (a problem) for tomorrow
Interlude
E7 Am Fm
[Ponte]
C
You shouldnt be here
E7
I don't wanna leave
Am
Don't bother baby
Fm
Just let it be
C
A problem
C
A problem
E7
A problem
E7
A problem
Am Fm
For tomorrow
Outro
C E7 Am Fm
C E7 Am Fm
How to play Problem For Tomorrow
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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.