Wrong's What I Do Best - George Jones, _Walls Can Fall_

Wrong's What I Do Best

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C G
Some men look for gold
G
I'm just trying to find myself
D
Before I get too old
G
Different people have their ways
C G
Of measuring success
G
Maybe it's not the right way
D G
But wrong's what I do best
 
Well I walk the straight and narrow
Straight to where I don't belong
One time I even tried to love one woman
But that didn't last too long
If my ship is docking in the east
You can bet I'd be heading west
C Em G
Riding the wrong direction
'Cause wrong's what I do best
 
C
When I'm down and out
And can't get up (this line is wrong; does anyone know what it is?)
G
I feel right at home
Em
When I got the blues
C Am
And it's all bad news
G D
That's when I'm in my comfort zone
 
If they held a loser's playoff
There'd be no contest
'Cause I've had lots of practice
And wrong's what I do best
 
If my ship is docking in the east
You can bet I'd be heading west
I'm riding the wrong direction
'Cause wrong's what I do best
 
Riding the wrong direction
'Cause wrong's what I do best

How to play Wrong's What I Do Best

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What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is C. 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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