The Beatles:
If you've got trouble (Lennon/McCartney)
From "Anthology 2" (1996)
Verse 1:
E B7 E
If you've got trouble then you've got less trouble than me
E B7 E
You say you're worried, you can't be as worried as me
A B7
You're quite content to be banned,
A B7
with all the advantage you had over me
E B7 E
Just cast your trouble and don't bring your trouble to me
Verse 2:
E B7 E
I don't think it's funny when you ask for money and things
E B7 E
Especially when you're standing there wearing diamonds and rings
A B7
You think I'm soft in the head,
A B7
well try someone softer instead pretty thing
E B7 E
It's not so funny when you know what money can bring
Chorus:
A E A E B7 E
You better leave me alone, I don't need a thing from you
A E A E B7 E
You better take yourself home, go and count a ring or two
[Repeat verse 1]
Guitar solo; chords:
| E7 | E7 | E7 | E7 |
| A7 | A7 | E7 | E7 |
| B7 | A7 | E7 | E7 |
[Repeat chorus]
[Repeat verse 1]
Coda:
E B7 E
Just cast your trouble and don't bring your troubles to me
Transcribed by Stefan Lingdell
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