Take Your Problems With You
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Intro:
Dm G7 {CM7} A7
Dm G7 {CM7} A7
[Verso 1]
Dm
Oh, your face
G7 {CM7}
Like a girl in a long-lost place, on a road to nowhere
A7
For nowhere
Dm
Is that place
G7 {CM7}
Where it's sunny every day and your problems just fade to nothing
A7
There's always something
[Pré-Refrão]
Dm
You will always take your problems with you
G7
It's a problem but we all have got to
{CM7} A7
Nothing I can say to make them go away
[Refrão]
F Bb F
Leave your heart and your pain at the door
Bb F
Tell me what you're crying for
Bb C
Tell me what you suffer for
F Bb F
You may be strong, but the strongest of hearts
Bb F
Needs a little break sometimes
Bb C
Leave your problems at the door, tell me what you're waiting for, tell me why you're waiting
Instrumental:
Dm G7 C7M A7
[Verso 2]
Dm
When your life
G7 {CM7}
Is like a rock that you drag but your tired legs lead to nothing
A7
Can't feel nothing
Dm
And you try
G7 {CM7}
Try to love, try to smile, try to cry but you can't do nothing
A7
There's always something
[Pré-Refrão]
Dm
You will always take your problems with you
G7
It's a problem but we all have got to
{CM7} A7
Nothing I can say to make them go away
[Refrão]
F Bb F
Leave your heart and your pain at the door
Bb F
Tell me what you're crying for
Bb C
Tell me what you suffer for
F Bb F
You may be strong, but the strongest of hearts
Bb F
Needs a little break sometimes
Bb C
Leave your problems at the door, tell me what you're waiting for, tell me why you're waiting
F Bb F
Leave your heart and your pain at the door
Bb F
Tell me what you're crying for
Bb C
Tell me what you suffer for
F Bb F
You may be strong, but the strongest of hearts
Bb F
Needs a little break sometimes
Bb C
Leave your problems at the door, tell me what you're waiting for, tell me why you're waiting
How to play Take Your Problems With You
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is Dm. 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.