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Trouble

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Capo 2
GI wouldn’t say I didn’t see her cComin
GA light that bright hard to miss in a place that Ddark
GShe said yes to a drink, while her fingers fumblCed
GWith a cross on a chain that was swinging above her heartD  
CWhen the morning sun set the midnight sky on fireG  
CShe left me like a thief not knowing what she tookD  
Chorus
I wish trEMouble alCways looked that goodG  
I wish trEMouble alDways looked that goodG  
I was still a little nervous when I got the courage to call
That bright red number she’d written on the back of my hand
A bottle of wine rode shotgun with a rose
While I was drivin cross town, thinking bout turning back
Now there’s a porch light burnin a hole right through my windshield
There’s a silhouette standing at the screen door waitin for me.
Chorus 
I wish trEMouble alCways looked that goodG  
I wish trEMouble alDways looked that goodG  
CNow there’s a million reason’s not for me to go all inG  
COh, but when she smiles I can’t even think of oneD  
Repeat Chorus

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Trouble

by Wade Bowen

Lyrics & chords · Original key · Capo on fret 2 (as written in this song)

Chords in this song · guitar

Capo 2

G C

I wouldn’t say I didn’t see her comin

G D

A light that bright hard to miss in a place that dark

G C

She said yes to a drink, while her fingers fumbled

G D

With a cross on a chain that was swinging above her heart

C G

When the morning sun set the midnight sky on fire

C D

She left me like a thief not knowing what she took

Chorus

EM C G

I wish trouble always looked that good

EM D G

I wish trouble always looked that good

I was still a little nervous when I got the courage to call

That bright red number she’d written on the back of my hand

A bottle of wine rode shotgun with a rose

While I was drivin cross town, thinking bout turning back

Now there’s a porch light burnin a hole right through my windshield

There’s a silhouette standing at the screen door waitin for me.

Chorus

EM C G

I wish trouble always looked that good

EM D G

I wish trouble always looked that good

C G

Now there’s a million reason’s not for me to go all in

C D

Oh, but when she smiles I can’t even think of one

Repeat Chorus

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