She's The Kind Of Trouble - Brooks And Dunn

She's The Kind Of Trouble

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[Intro: ](E) (A7) (E) (A7) (E) (B7) (E) (B7)
 
Well you (E) might say trouble is my middle name
I can't get ahead of the game
(A7) Runnin' on empty and I'm runnin' late
(E) Bossman's yelling won't give me a break
(B7) I could write a book about getting behind
But there's (E) one kind of trouble that I don't mind
 
She (A7) meets me after work when the sun goes down
(E) She's the kind of trouble that makes the world go 'round
(F#7) Total strangers, even my best friends,
(B7) bird - dog my baby when she walks in
She's a (E) little slice of heaven, and hell on heels
And never gonna walk the (A) line
Oh, but (E) she's the kind of (B7) trouble that I don't (E) mind (B7)
 
We're (E) dancing to the band and from the time we start
They circle like hungry sharks
They're (A7) cuttin' in quick as I can cut 'em loose
(E) I could get jealous but it ain't no use
(B7) She can't help it 'cause she's so fine
(E) She's the kind of trouble that I don't mind
 
She (A7) meets me after work when the sun goes down
(E) She's the kind of trouble that makes the world go 'round
(F#7) Total strangers, even my best friends,
(B7) bird - dog my baby when she walks in
She's a (E) little slice of heaven, and hell on heels
And never gonna walk the (A) line
Oh, but (E) she's the kind of (B7) trouble that I don't (E) mind (B7)
 
Solo
 
She's (A7) hanging out the window on the way back home
She (E) yells at everybody just come on along
(F#7) Party at my place just follow the truck
We'll be (B) cuttin' a rug 'til the sun comes (B7) up
She's a (E) little slice of heaven, hell on heels
And never gonna walk the (A) line
Oh but (E) she's the kind of (B7) trouble that I don't (E) mind (A)
Yeah, (E) she's the kind of (B) trouble that I don't mind

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