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Shouldve Listened

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Artist: Nickelback
Album: The Long Road
Song: Should've Listened
Tuning:  Open D
   D  A  D  F# A  D
    -  -  -  -  - 
Chords:
B:x21021 (Might wanna practice this chord a lil before starting)
D
:000000
G
:5x5555
A
:7x7777
E
:2x2222
 The other versions work if you don't feel like tuning your guitar, but this gives 
it a way heavier/richer effect and sounds great with the studio recording
 Its the same pattern the whole way through, but I'm not a Douchebag, so I'll go 
over the whole song xP
            WARNING: Will sound like shit if not tuned right
                                  B
There's clothes all over the floor
                                     D
don't remember them being here before
                           G                            A
Smell of perfume isn't here, why's lipstick on the mirror
                        E
And still I don't understand
                           B
No pictures left in the hall
                                  D
There's three new holes in my wall
                                G                           A
Where the hell's my credit cards, why's my wallet in the yard
                    E
Still I don't understand
                                     B
Well now I guess I should've listened
                              D
When you said you'd had enough
                                         G                            A
A little trick I picked up from my father, in one ear and out the other
                        E
Why's love gotta be so tough?
                              B
Should see the look on my face
                            D
My shit's all over the place
                         G                                A
Why's this happenin to me, why'd you take both sets of keys
                        E
And still I don't understand
                                     B
Well now I guess I should've listened
                              D
When you said you'd had enough
                                         G                            A
A little trick I picked up from my father, in one ear and out the other
                        E
Why's love gotta be so tough?
(N.C.)
And now I guess I should've listened
      B  D  G  A  E
       -  -  -  - 
                                 B
There's clothes all over my floor
                                       D
I don't remember them being here before
                            G                             A
There are no candles in here, lipstick's still on my mirror
                       E
And still I don't understand
                                     B
Well now I guess I should've listened
                              D
When you said you'd had enough
                                         G                            A
A little trick I picked up from my father, in one ear and out the other
                        E
Why's love gotta be so tough?
                                     B
Well now I guess I should've listened
                              D
When you said you'd had enough
                                         G                             A
A little trick I picked up from my father, in one ear and out the other
                        E
Why's love gotta be so tough?

Shouldve Listened chords and lyrics

Free chords for Shouldve Listened by Nickelback. Scroll the interactive sheet above or read the chord names inline below.

Artist: Nickelback
Album: The Long Road
Song: Should've Listened
Tuning:  Open D
   D - A - D - F# - A - D
Chords:
B:x21021 (Might wanna practice this chord a lil before starting)
D:000000
G:5x5555
A:7x7777
E:2x2222
 The other versions work if you don't feel like tuning your guitar, but this gives 
it a way heavier/richer effect and sounds great with the studio recording
 Its the same pattern the whole way through, but I'm not a Douchebag, so I'll go 
over the whole song xP
            WARNING: Will sound like shit if not tuned right
(N.C.)
And now I guess I should've listened
      B - D - G - A - E

Shouldve Listened Chords by Nickelback

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What key is "Shouldve Listened" in?

The chords for "Shouldve Listened" show the original chord names (including D, A, F#, B, G, E). Use transpose to move the song into any key that fits your voice or capo.