Trouble

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Trouble: Elvis Presley
From movie 'King Creole' in 1958
(There are a couple of different versions..another
is in Db..capo 1st fret.)
CFEbC
INTRO:
CFEbC GCBbG
(RIFF #1) (RIFF #2)
e|------------------| |--------------------|
B|------------------| |--------------------|
G|------------------| |--------------------|
D|------------------| |-----3---1h2--------|
A|-----1---1---3----| |---3---3----3-------|
E|---3---3----------| |--------------------|
CFEbC
[Verse 1](R.#1)
C GCBbC
(R.#1) (R.#2)
If you're looking for trouble.........you came to the right place.
CFEbC GCBbC
(R.#1) (R.#2)
.........If you're looking for trouble.......just look right in my face.
CFEbC
(R.#1)
I was born standing up..........and talking back.
C7
My daddy was a green-eyed mountain jack.
[Chorus]
C7 F C
Because I'm evil, my middle name is miser..y.
G7 F G7 C F C G7
Well, I'm evil, so don't you mess around with me.
[Verse 2]
(R.#1) (R.#1) (R.#2)
I've never looked for trouble.........but I've never ran.
(R.#1) (R.#2)
I don't take no orders.......from no kind of man.
(R.#1)
I'm only made out of.........flesh, blood, and bone.
C C7
But if you're gonna start a rumble don't you try it all alone.
[Chorus]
C7 F C
Because I'm evil, my middle name is miser..y.
G7 F G7 C
Well, I'm evil, so don't you mess around with me.
[Verse 3]
C
I'm evil, evil, evil, as can be.
F C
I'm evil, evil, evil, as can be.
G7
So, don't mess around don't mess around..
C
don't mess around with me.
D
I'm evil, I'm evil, evil, evil..
G7 C
So, don't mess around with me.
A fifties smash from Kraziekhat.

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Trouble: Elvis Presley
From movie 'King Creole' in 1958
(There are a couple of different versions..another
 is in Db..capo 1st fret.)
INTRO: C F Eb C
[Verse 1](R.#1) C F Eb C
[Chorus]
[Verse 2]
(R.#1)                        (R.#1)                    (R.#2)
I've never looked for trouble.........but I've never ran.
                      (R.#1)                    (R.#2)
I don't take no orders.......from no kind of man.
                     (R.#1)
I'm only made out of.........flesh, blood, and bone.
[Chorus]
[Verse 3]
A fifties smash from Kraziekhat.

Trouble Chords by Elvis Presley

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