Ya Got Trouble chords by Bobby Vinton
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Verse 1
(G major) (D major) (G major) You remember that tune,
(D major) Neighbors, (G major) 76 Trombones?
Well, it's just one of the many
(D major) great tunes
from the score of the (G major) Music Man.
You know, I had the pleasure
of playing the part of Professor
Harold Hill
in Summer Stock.
So tonight, at no extra cost,
I'm going to give you a small
but inspiring sample
of the a good professor's philosophy of life. (D major)
(G major) (D major)
Interlude 1
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Verse 2
(G major) Friends, either you're closing your eyes
to a situation you do (D major) not wish
to acknow (G major) ledge,
or (D major) you're (G major) not aware
of the caliber of disaster
(C major) in dicated by (G major) the presence
(D major) of a pool table
(G major) in your community.
Well you got trouble my friends,
(D major) right here I say trouble,
right here in River City.
Why (G major) sure I'm a billiard play (D major) er,
certainly mighty proud,
I'm always mighty (C major) proud to say it.
(D major) I consider the hours I spent
with (C major) a cue in my hand (F major) are golden.
(D major) Help cultivate horse sense,
a cool head, (G major) and (D major) a keen (G major) eye.
Did ever try to take and give an ironclad
lead to yourself from a three real bil (C major) liard shot.
(D major) Well, (G major) just as I say,
it takes judgment, brains,
and maturity
to score in a ball -playing game.
I say that any boo can take
and shove a ball (C major) in a pocket.
And I call that slot
the first big (D major) steps on the road to
the depths of a degradé.
I say, (E major) (A major) medicinal wine from a (D major) teaspoon,
then beer (G major) from a bottle.
(D major) And the (G major) next thing you know,
your son is playing for money
in a pinch -back suit.
And listen to some big out -of -town
jazz player
(D major) hearing him talk about
horse race (D major) gambling.
Not a wholesome trotting (C major) race,
no, but a race where they
(D major) sit down right on a horse.
I'd to see some stuck -up jockey (G major) boys
sittin' on Dan Patch.
Make it flattened out!
Well, I should say. Friends,
let me tell you what I mean.
(D major) You got (G major) one, two, three, four, (C major) five, six.
Pockets on the table.
Pockets that mark the difference
between (G major) a (D major) gentleman
and a bum.
With a capital (A minor) B,
and that rhymes with (D major) P,
and that stands for (G major) pool.
Now, I know all you folks
are the right kind of parents.
I'm gonna be perfectly frank.
Would you like to know
what kind of conversation
(D major) goes on
while they're loofin'
around the hall?
They're trying on Bevos,
trying on (C major) Q -Bibs,
trying on (F major) Taylor Mids,
(Fdim) like (D major) Cigarette Fiends and Bragg
and all of that.
How (G major) they're going to (D major) cover up
a tell -tale breath with (G major) scents
and one fine night,
they'll leave that pool hall
headed for the dance at
the Armory Lieberton
Men's Scarlet Women (C major) Ragtime.
Shameless music that'll grab
(G major) your son and your daughter
to the arms of a (D major) Jungle Animal
Instinct (A major) Masterium.
(D major) Friends, the idle brains
(C major) of Devil's Playground,
we got trouble. (G major)
Right here in River City
With a capital T
and that rhymes with P
and that stands for (D major) Pole
We surely got trouble
Right here in River City
Gotta figure out a way
to keep our (G major) young ones moral after (D major) school
(G major) Mothers of River City
Heed the warning before it's too late
Watch for the tell -tale signs of corruption
The moment your son leaves the house
Does he re -buckle his knickerbockers
below the knee?
Is there a nicotine stain
on his index finger?
A dime nov (D major) el hidden (G major) in the corn crib?
Is he memorizing jokes
out of Captain Billy's whiz -bang?
Are certain words
creeping into his conversation?
Words like... think.
And, uh...
So's your old man!
Well, if so, (D major) my friends, we got trouble!
(G major) Right here in River City!
With a capital P
and that rhymes with pee
and that stands (D major) for pool!
Ah, we surely got trouble!
Right here in River City!
Remember that name, Plymouth Rock
and the Golden (G major) Rule.
(D major) Ah, folks, (G major) we're in trouble.
We're in trouble.
We're in terrible, terrible trouble.
Did game with the 15 -numbered balls
of (C major) Devil's Tool!
Yes, we've got trouble, trouble, trouble
(G major) With a (D major) capital (A major) T
Gonna (D major) rival the P
And that stands for (G major) war
(D major) Oh (G major) yeah (D major)
(G major) (C major)
(D major) you
Ya Got Trouble
Bobby Vinton
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