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Suspicious Minds

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[Verse 1]
GWe're caught in a trap; CI can't walk out
Dbecause I love Cyou too much, Gbaby.
GWhy can't you see, Cwhat you're doing to me,
Dwhen you don't believCe a word I Dsay?C  Bm  D7  
[Chorus]
CWe can't go on GtogetherBm, with Suspicious MiCnds;D  
Emand we can't builBmd our dreamsC, on Suspicious DMinds.D7  
[Verse 2]
GSo, if an old friend I know, Cdrops by to say hello,
Dwould I still seCe suspicion Gin your eyes?
GHere we go again, Casking where I've been.
DYou can see these tearCs are real I'm cDrying.C  Bm  D7  
[Chorus]
CWe can't go on GtogetherBm, with Suspicious MiCnds;D7  
Emand we can't builBmd our dreams, Con Suspicious B7sus4Minds...B7  
EmOh, let our Bmlove survive,C  
I'll dry the Dtears from your eyes.
EmLet's don't let a Bmgood thing die, Cwhen honey,
you Dknow I've never, Glied to you; CMmm, Gyeah, D7yeah!
[Verse 3]
GWe're caught in a trap; CI can't walk out
Dbecause I love Cyou too much, Gbaby.
GWhy can't you see, Cwhat you're doing to me,
Dwhen you don't believCe a word I Gsay?C  G  C  
[Outro]
Don't you know...
GI'm caught in a trap; CI can't walk out
Dbecause I love Cyou too much, Gbaby C   G   C  

The story behind the song

"Suspicious Minds" was originally written and recorded by Mark James in 1968, but it didn't find commercial success at that time. Elvis Presley later recorded his iconic version with producer Chips Moman. The song explores themes of mistrust and dysfunction within a relationship, highlighting the characters' desire to overcome these issues to keep their connection alive. Presley's recording of this song was inducted into the Grammy Hall of Fame.

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