Trouble
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Intro
G C G C G C G
Am C/B C
Am C/B G
[Verso 1]
C G C G
Oh there's no such thing that I've ever seen
C G Am C/B C
That could outrun all the trouble that you gave to me
Am C/B G
That you gave to me
[Verso 2]
C G C G
I didn't like where things were going, I never felt that way before
C G Am C/B C
Still I wondered if your hands could lead me to the door
Am C/B G
Lead me to the door
[Refrão]
Em G C G
Go on, take with you what you found
Am C/B G
While I was looking down, I was looking down
Am C/B G
How did it all play out since you left that town?
Am C/B G
Did it all pan out since you turned around?
Am G C G C G C G
Am C/B C
Am C/B G
[Verso 3]
C G C G
You wouldn't answer the questions that I had to ask
C G Am C/B C
And you always kept me guessing how'd this come to pass
Am C/B G C G
How'd this come to pass?
[Verso 4]
C G C G
There were times when I wished that I could tell you I was well
C G Am C/B C
For I knew that you might wonder in spite of yourself
Am C/B G
In spite of yourself
[Refrão]
Em G C G
Go on, take with you what you found
Am C/B G
While I was looking down, I was looking down
Am C/B G
How did it all play out since you left that town?
Am C/B G
Did it all pan out since you turned around?
Am C/B G
Did it all pan out since you turned around?
Outro
Am G C G C G C G
Am C/B C
Am C/B G
How to play Trouble
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 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.