Trouble
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Intro: D Dsus D Dsus
G C
Just because you find yourself
D Dsus
Off the streets again
G
That don't mean that I can help you
C D
or I ain't your friend
G Bm C D
Baby trouble is your middle name
G Bm C D
Your trouble is that that's your game
G C D
Now you are out of circulation out of reach and out of touch
G
Let me keep you in the loop
C D
Though I can't tell you much
G Bm C D
Baby trouble is your middle name
G Bm C D
The trouble is that that's your game
Solo: D Dsus D Dsus
G C D
Just because I can't see you, see you anymore
G C D
That's because honey you're doing 2-4
G Bm C D
Baby trouble is your middle name
G Bm C D
The trouble is that that's your game
G C
Just because you find yourself
D
Back to jail again
G C
That don't mean that we can connect you know
D
or I'm still your friend
G Bm C D
Baby trouble is your middle name
G Bm C D
The trouble is that that's your game
G
Even though you are still inside
C D
I could get you off the hood
G
But I know if I get you out
C D
I won't get a second look
G Bm C D
Baby trouble is your middle name
G Bm C D
The trouble is that that's your game
D
Trouble
D Dsus
Too much trouble
D Dsus
Too much trouble
D Dsus
Too much trouble
How to play Trouble
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is D. 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.