Problems

The Everly Brothers

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by PAULANTUNES

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Problems

Year: 2006 - Album: The Definitive Pop Collection

Written by Boudleaux Bryant/Felice Bryant

Key: G

Problems Key DD

Problems Key D#D#

Problems Key EE

Problems Key FF(one step down)

Problems Key F#F#(half step down)

Problems Key GG(original key)

Problems Key G#G#(half step up)

Problems Key AA(one step up)

Problems Key A#A#

Problems Key BB

Problems Key CC

Problems Key C#C#

	  		
G                 C        F       G 
Problems problems problems all day long   
                 C        F        G 
Will my problems work out right or wrong   
   D7              C          G 
My baby don't like anything I do-oo-oo   
   D7               C                 G 
My teacher seems to feel the same way too-oo    

                C       F     G 
Worries worries pile up on my head  
            C       F         G 
Woe is me I shoulda stayed in bed    
  D7                  C                   G 
I cant get the car my marks ain't been so good  
   D7                   C                G 
My love life just ain't swinging like it should 

C                 G 
Problems problems problems   
        D7                   C                 G 
They're all on account of my loving you like I do-oo-oo 
C                 G 
Problems problems problems   
     D7               C              G 
They won't be stopped until I'm sure of you-oo   
        D7                C                  G 
You can solve my problems with a love that's true-oo 

                  C        F       G 
Problems problems problems all day long 
                  C        F       G 
Problems problems problems all day long

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