The Trouble With Drinkin
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[Refrão]
E
The trouble with drinkin'
A E
Is it ain't no trouble at all
I don't have no problem
F# B
When it comes to alcohol
E
It's as easy to come by
A A7
As the air that I breathe
E A
Unless I'm low on money
B E
Or too high on the weed
verse 1
E
Some guys lose their woman
A E
Some guys lose their nerve
Some guys lose their temper
F# B
And use those those nasty words
E
I just lose my problems
A E
And to hell if I don't mind
A E
When I wake up tomorrow
B E
They'll be too easy to find
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E
The trouble with drinkin'
A E
Is it ain't no trouble at all
I don't have no problem
F# B
When it comes to alcohol
E
It's as easy to come by
A A7
As the air that I breathe
E A
Unless I'm low on money
B E
Or too high on the weed
verse 2
E
I ain't one for singing
A E
All them drinking songs
I'd rather leave it to ol' Joe Fletcher
F# B
And keep on keeping on
E
But I sure love the drinking part
A E
And I think it loves me
A E
So I hold this beer in my hand
B E
Ever after happily
[Refrão]
E
The trouble with drinkin'
A E
Is it ain't no trouble at all
I don't have no problem
F# B
When it comes to alcohol
E
It's as easy to come by
A A7
As the air that I breathe
E A
Unless I'm low on money
B E
Or too high on the weed
verse 3
E
Drinking and secrets
A E
That's how they do it way down South
When a New York man gets liquored
F# B
He goes shooting off his mouth
E
Back home in the Midwest
A E
We'd all drink with the band
A E
And it's usually too much
B E
And it's usually from a can
[Refrão]
E
The trouble with drinkin'
A E
Is it ain't no trouble at all
I don't have no problem
F# B
When it comes to alcohol
E
It's as easy to come by
A A7
As the air that I breathe
E A
Unless I'm low on money
B E
Or too high on the weed
E
It's as easy to come by
A A7
As the air that I breathe
E A
Unless I'm low on money
B E
Or too high on the weed
How to play The Trouble With Drinkin
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is E. 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.