Trouble
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Submitted by: Christopher R.
November 2, 2003
Intro: (E) (E) (E) (E)
(E) You're gonna get me into trouble.
I knew it right off the bat.
(E) You're gonna get me into trouble.
If (No Chord) you keep looking like (E) that.
Well, I (A) may be alone, but there's someone at home,
I just (E) know I'm making a mistake.
A (A) woman like you, walks in a place like this,
And you can a(B)lmost hear the promises break. (B) (A)
(E) You're gonna make me need an alibi.
You're gonna make me have to watch my back.
(E) You're gonna make me have to tell a bunch of lies.
You're gonna (No Chord) make me have to cover my tracks.
Well, I (A) told her wouldn't,
I thought I couldn't.
(E) Now I'm so ashamed.
When (A) I look at you,
It's all that I can do,
To (No Chord) think about what's her name. (B) (A)
(E) You're gonna get me into trouble.
I knew it right off the bat.
(E) You're gonna get me into trouble.
If (No Chord) you keep looking like that.
Don't look like (A) that, baby,
No, no, no, (E) no.
Solo
(E) You're gonna mix my emotions,
And you're gonna tangle my net.
(E) You're gonna make me do something,
That I'm a(No Chord)fraid I won't regret.
I (A) may be alone, but there's someone at home,
I just (E) know I'm making a mistake.
A (A) woman like you, walks in a place like this,
You can a(No Chord)lmost hear the promises break. (B) (A)
(E) You're gonna get me in trouble.
You're gonna get me in trouble.
You know you're gonna get me,
You know you're gonna get me,
You know you're gonna get me in trouble, now don't ya?
Fade out...
How to play Trouble
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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.