Somewhere Between Right And
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"Somewhere Between Right and Wrong" sung by: Earl Thomas Conley
It is played continually the same way.
Verse 1:
(A) Well I met in a small town bar not far from home
(D) She was having second thoughts about a man who was always gone
(E )Said the (A) only way to get to him was a telephone (D)
So she (A) held on to me when (E) she couldn't hld her (A) own
Chorus:
(A) She said I can be (D) had but I can't be (A) bought
and I can be (E) bad lord if I don't get (A) caught
but I'd rather be (A7) loved than left (D) alone
than be (A) here in the middle some (E) where between right and wrong
Verse 2:
She said you know I never was the kind to spread it around
But I'll let you get to me as long as you don't let me down
Said I got the kind of love it takes to make if feel slow
But don't care how you get me there just long as I go
Chorus:
(A) She said I can be (D) had but I can't be (A) bought
and I can be (E) bad lord if I don't get (A) caught
but I'd rather be (A7) loved than left (D) alone
than be (A) here in the middle some (E) where between right and wrong
Verse 3:
Ya its her kind of love keeps me coming back time after time
Just like a beautiful song I can't get off my mind
But I worry alot about love you have to wait on
And I got second thoughts about a woman who is always gone
Chorus:
(A) She said I can be (D) had but I can't be (A) bought
and I can be (E) bad lord if I don't get (A) caught
but I'd rather be (A7) loved than left (D) alone
than be (A) here in the middle some (E) where between right and wrong
How to play Somewhere Between Right And
Use the controls above to change the key and text size. Follow the highlighted chords while listening, then practice each section slowly before playing at the original tempo.
What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is A. 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.