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Suspicious Minds

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They do a real quick chord change of Dsus4 Dsus2 D on almost every D chord in this song.
For lack of space I didn't show it on the tab. But I will say you gotta have some mighty
quick fingers to get them. It would have made my chord lines way too long to add these chords in.
Dsus4=(x x 0 2 3 3)-not on tab
Dsus2=(x x 0 2 3 0)-not on tab
[Intro]
D
[Verse 1]
DCaught in a trap, Gcan't walk out, Abecause I Glove you too much Dbaby.
DWhy can't you see, Gwhat you're doin' to me, Awhen you don't bGelieve a word I’m Asaying?
[Chorus]
GWe can't go Don together F#mwith suspicious Gminds,A  
BmWe cannot F#mbuild our dreams Gon suspicious Aminds.
[Verse 2]
DSo an old friend I know, Gstopped by to say hello, Awell, I still Gsee suspicion Din your eyes.
DHere we go again, Gasking where I've been, Acan't you see these Gtears are real I'm Acrying.
[Chorus]
GWe can't go Don together F#mwith suspicious Gminds,A  
BmWe cannot F#mbuild our dreams Gon suspicious AmindF#ms.
[Bridge]
BmOh, let our F#mlove survive, GI'll dry these Atears from your eyes,A#  Bm  
BmLet's don't let a F#mgood thing die, Ghoney, you Aknow, I'd never Dlie.
No, Goh, never Dlie, Ayeah,
[Verse 3]
DCaught in a trap, Gcan't walk out, Abecause I Glove you too much Dbaby.
DWhy can't you see, Gwhat you're doin' to me, Awhen you don't bGelieve a word I’m Dsaying?
[Tag]
DCaught in a trap, Gcan't walk out, Abecause I Glove you too much Dbaby.
DCaught in a trap, Gcan't walk out, Abecause I Glove you too much Dbaby.
DCaught in a trap, Gcan't walk out, Abecause I Glove you too much Dbaby.

The story behind the song

Dwight Yoakam is an American singer-songwriter who first gained mainstream attention in 1986 with his debut album. He enjoyed considerable success throughout the late 1980s and beyond, with multiple number-one albums and two number-one singles on the country charts. Yoakam's musical style incorporates various influences, including alternative country and honky-tonk.

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