Couldnt Do Nothing Right

Rosanne Cash

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Couldnt Do Nothing Right

Written by Karen Brooks/Gary P. Nunn

Key: G

Couldnt Do Nothing Right Key DD

Couldnt Do Nothing Right Key D#D#

Couldnt Do Nothing Right Key EE

Couldnt Do Nothing Right Key FF(one step down)

Couldnt Do Nothing Right Key F#F#(half step down)

Couldnt Do Nothing Right Key GG(original key)

Couldnt Do Nothing Right Key G#G#(half step up)

Couldnt Do Nothing Right Key AA(one step up)

Couldnt Do Nothing Right Key A#A#

Couldnt Do Nothing Right Key BB

Couldnt Do Nothing Right Key CC

Couldnt Do Nothing Right Key C#C#

	  		G                         D 
The lamp is broken on the mantle 
G                              D 
My mind is blown and I'm going away 
G                            D 
It's getting more than I can handel 
G                            D 
It's getting more than I can take 
C          D               G 
I couldn't stay here if I wanted 
C          D              Em 
I couldn't stay here if I tried 
C         D             G       G/F#  Em 
You were always so dissapointed in    me 
C       D                G      D   C 
I could never do nothing right 
G                           D 
And I worked hard to make a living 
G                         D 
To make a living good for you 
G                              D 
But you wanted more than I was giving 
G                                  D 
I guess that was more than I could do 
C          D               G 
I couldn't stay here if I wanted 
C          D              Em 
I couldn't stay here if I tried 
C         D             G       G/F#  Em 
You were always so dissapointed in    me 
C       D                G      D   C       G 
I could never do nothing right 
 
Rosanne Cash "Right Or Wrong" 
Columbia Records 1979 
Produced by Rodney Crowell

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