Troublemaker - Trey Lewis

Troublemaker

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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: ECapotraste:
4th traste
As recorded by Trey Lewis
(2024 release)
 
Capo 4th fret
 
[Intro]
C Am F C Am F G
 
[Verse 1]
C
I used to hide in the weeds
F
Every time my best friend’s momma drove by
F
To see Frankie wasn’t hanging with the likes of me
Am
I was a broken boy
G
I ain’t had no daddy around
F G
Just Pall Malls and some Playboys stashed in a treehouse
 
[Chorus]
C Am7 F
Troublemaker
G
I was just like you
C Am7 F
With time on my hands
G Am7
Angels and devils both tried to use
G
Graffiti on the Mill Creek Bridge
C F
School bully at the end of my first
Am7
You swing you miss
G C F C
You learn you live in a world that needs more outlaw kids
Am7 F
More rule breakers
G C Am7 F
A few good troublemakers
 
[Bridge]
G C
Don’t got to tell me it’s strange
C
You can dream big but you can’t speak your mind
F
Some people say
F
You’re a little too far outside the lines
Am7
Go get a real job
G
Put those ramblin’ ways behind you
F G
Grow up and start acting like the rest of us
G
Were taught to
 
[Chorus]
C Am7 F
Troublemaker
G
I was just like you
C Am7 F
With time on my hands
G Am7
Angels and devils both tried to use
G
Stolen kisses on a good girl’s lips
C F
Ten years burning both of my ends
Am7
You swing you miss
G C
You learn you live in a world that needs
F C
More outlaw kids
Am7 F
More rule breakers
G C Am7 F
A few good troublemakers
 
[Outro]
G C Am7 F
Troublemakers
G Am7
Putting that trouble to good use
G
Take a stand when the rest would just sit
C F
Loving like you’re not gonna quit
Am7
You swing you miss
G C
You learn you live in a world that needs
F C
More outlaw kids
Am F
More rule breakers
G C Am7 F
A few good troublemakers
G C Am7 F G C
Troublemakers

How to play Troublemaker

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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.

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