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Trouble Again
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Well, it's (C) early on a Saturday night
And I'm (F) sittin' in the TV (C) light
There's a Chinese take-out carton on the (G) floor
And I'm (C) thinkin' 'bout changin' the channel
And I'm (F) thinkin' 'bout turnin' (C) in
When the (F) telephone rings, and I (G) know I seen the number be-(C)-fore
So I (C) turn down the TV show
And I (F) pick it up to say hel-(C)-lo
And an old, familiar voice comes through the (G) line
And you (C) ask me how I been
And it (F) takes me back to way back (C) when
And I (F) catch my breath and (G) say, "I'm doin' (C) fine"
And you (C) say that you love me
And you (F) say that you're sorry you (C) left
And you say that you're ready for the rest of our lives to be-(G)-gin
Then you (C) tell me you need money
'Cause you (F) got to pay back a (C) friend
And I (F) know that you're in (G) trouble, trouble a-(C)-gain
Trouble a-(C)-gain, trouble again
Just (F) like you've always (C) been
You haven't changed
Now you're in (G) trouble, trouble a-(C)-gain
My (C) voice begins to tremble
And the (F) tears well in my (C) eyes
After all these years, I still love to hear your (G) lies
But I (C) pull myself together
'Cause I (F) know that I'm better off a-(C)-lone
And the (F) next thing that you hear is a (G) "click" and the dial (C) tone
Trouble a-(C)-gain, trouble again
Just (F) like you've always (C) been
You haven't changed
Now you're in (G) trouble, trouble a-(C)-gain
So I (C) do what my therapist said
And I (F) take a walk to clear my (C) head
I know the corner store's still open, 'cause it's half-past-(G)-ten
Then I (C) pay the Western Union fee
To wire some (F) money to Tennes-(C)-see
And I (F) know that I'm in (G) trouble, trouble a-(C)-gain
Trouble a-(C)-gain, trouble again
Just (F) like you've always (C) been
You haven't changed
Now I'm in (G) trouble, trouble a-(C)-gain
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Armida Lowe Atlanta, Georgia
Atlanta-based singer-songwriter whose soulful stylings combine storytelling sensibilities with simple, catchy melodies and a delightfully dark sense of humor
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