Eminem - Guilty Conscience (Director's Cut) ft. Dr. Dre Chords
Tempo:
90.9 bpm
Chords used:
Eb
A
Ab
F
E
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
Meet Eddie, 23 years old.
[Gb] Fed up with life and the [B] way things are going, he [Fm] decides to rob [Ebm] a liquor store.
[Bb] On his way in, he has a sudden change of heart, and [Eb] suddenly, his conscience comes into [Ebm] play.
[Gb] [A] Alright, stop!
Now before you walk in the door of this liquor store and try to [F] get money out [Eb] the drawer, you better think of the consequence.
Who are you?
I'm your mother f***ing [Ab] conscience.
That's [A] nonsense.
Go in, gaff all the money, and run to one of your aunt's cribs, and borrow a damn [F] dress or one of a [Eb] blonde wig.
I'm telling you, you need a place to stay, and we save the days if you're shaking legs with [Ab] grenades, [A] razor blades.
Yeah, but if it all goes through like it's supposed to, the whole neighborhood knows [F] you, and they'll [Eb] expose you.
Think about it before you walk in the door first.
Look at the store clerk, she's [Ab] older than George [A] Burns.
Bump that, do that s***, hit that leg.
Can you afford to blow this [F] hit?
Are you [Eb] that rich?
Why you can't be scared to death?
Are you that chick?
Do you really think she gives a [Ab] f*** you [A] have kids?
Man, don't do it, it's not worth it to risk it.
Not over this leg, [F] drop the [Eb] biscuit.
Don't even listen to Slim, yo.
It's bad for you.
You know what, Dre?
[Ab] I don't like your [A] attitude.
These voices, these voices, I hear them, and [F] when they talk [Eb] about me, I don't know how far I'll go.
When you see a young girl at [Ab] a frat party, [A] things start to get hot and heavy in an upstairs rec room.
[F] [Eb] Once again, his conscience comes into play.
[Ab] [A] Now listen to me, while you're kissing her cheeks and smearing her lipstick, slip this [F] in the drink.
[Eb] Now all you gotta do is nibble on this little chicken earlobe.
Yo, this girl's only [Ab] 15 [A] years old.
How could you take advantage of her?
She passed out.
It's easy, just cut these [E] lights out.
[Eb] That's how.
Then pick this chicken up, get her off Brad's couch, and leave her on the front porch [Ab] of the mom and [A] dad's house.
Man, ain't you ever seen that one movie, Kids?
[G] No, but I seen the corner [E] with Suntin' [Eb] over here, and over here.
Don't you wanna get hauled off to jail?
F*** that, drop her off, ring the doorbell, [A] then bail.
These voices, these voices, I [G] hear them, and when [Em] they talk [Eb] about me, I don't know how far I'll go.
Meet Grady, a 29-year-old construction [Ab] worker.
[A] After coming home from a hard day at work, walks in the door of his [Em] trailer park [Eb] home to find his wife in bed with another man.
[E] [A] Alright, calm down.
Relax, start breathing.
Start breathing, man, you just caught [E] your wife [Eb] cheating.
While you at work, she's with some dude trying to get off.
Forget getting divorced, cut [Ab] this chicken's [A] head off.
Wait, what if there's a good explanation for this?
What?
She tripped, fell, landed [E] on [Eb] his
Alright, J.D., maybe he's right, Grady.
Think about the baby before you get [Ab] all crazy.
[A] Okay, thought about it.
Still wanna grab her?
Kick [G] her out the house?
Get your daughter [E] and kidnap [Eb] her?
That's what I did.
Be smart, don't be a retard.
You gonna take advice from somebody who [Ab] slapped D [A]-Mon?
What you say?
What's wrong?
Didn't think I'd remember?
I'll kill you, you little motherf***er.
Ah, [E] temper, temper.
[Eb] Mr.
Drake, Mr.
N.W..A., Mr. A.K.,. coming straight out of Compton, y'all [Ab] better make [A] way. How in the hell you gonna tell this man not to be violent? Cause he don't need to go the same [E] route that I [Eb] went. Been there, done that. Oh, what am I saying? Knew them both, Grady. [Ab] Where's your gun [N] at?
[Gb] Fed up with life and the [B] way things are going, he [Fm] decides to rob [Ebm] a liquor store.
[Bb] On his way in, he has a sudden change of heart, and [Eb] suddenly, his conscience comes into [Ebm] play.
[Gb] [A] Alright, stop!
Now before you walk in the door of this liquor store and try to [F] get money out [Eb] the drawer, you better think of the consequence.
Who are you?
I'm your mother f***ing [Ab] conscience.
That's [A] nonsense.
Go in, gaff all the money, and run to one of your aunt's cribs, and borrow a damn [F] dress or one of a [Eb] blonde wig.
I'm telling you, you need a place to stay, and we save the days if you're shaking legs with [Ab] grenades, [A] razor blades.
Yeah, but if it all goes through like it's supposed to, the whole neighborhood knows [F] you, and they'll [Eb] expose you.
Think about it before you walk in the door first.
Look at the store clerk, she's [Ab] older than George [A] Burns.
Bump that, do that s***, hit that leg.
Can you afford to blow this [F] hit?
Are you [Eb] that rich?
Why you can't be scared to death?
Are you that chick?
Do you really think she gives a [Ab] f*** you [A] have kids?
Man, don't do it, it's not worth it to risk it.
Not over this leg, [F] drop the [Eb] biscuit.
Don't even listen to Slim, yo.
It's bad for you.
You know what, Dre?
[Ab] I don't like your [A] attitude.
These voices, these voices, I hear them, and [F] when they talk [Eb] about me, I don't know how far I'll go.
When you see a young girl at [Ab] a frat party, [A] things start to get hot and heavy in an upstairs rec room.
[F] [Eb] Once again, his conscience comes into play.
[Ab] [A] Now listen to me, while you're kissing her cheeks and smearing her lipstick, slip this [F] in the drink.
[Eb] Now all you gotta do is nibble on this little chicken earlobe.
Yo, this girl's only [Ab] 15 [A] years old.
How could you take advantage of her?
She passed out.
It's easy, just cut these [E] lights out.
[Eb] That's how.
Then pick this chicken up, get her off Brad's couch, and leave her on the front porch [Ab] of the mom and [A] dad's house.
Man, ain't you ever seen that one movie, Kids?
[G] No, but I seen the corner [E] with Suntin' [Eb] over here, and over here.
Don't you wanna get hauled off to jail?
F*** that, drop her off, ring the doorbell, [A] then bail.
These voices, these voices, I [G] hear them, and when [Em] they talk [Eb] about me, I don't know how far I'll go.
Meet Grady, a 29-year-old construction [Ab] worker.
[A] After coming home from a hard day at work, walks in the door of his [Em] trailer park [Eb] home to find his wife in bed with another man.
[E] [A] Alright, calm down.
Relax, start breathing.
Start breathing, man, you just caught [E] your wife [Eb] cheating.
While you at work, she's with some dude trying to get off.
Forget getting divorced, cut [Ab] this chicken's [A] head off.
Wait, what if there's a good explanation for this?
What?
She tripped, fell, landed [E] on [Eb] his
Alright, J.D., maybe he's right, Grady.
Think about the baby before you get [Ab] all crazy.
[A] Okay, thought about it.
Still wanna grab her?
Kick [G] her out the house?
Get your daughter [E] and kidnap [Eb] her?
That's what I did.
Be smart, don't be a retard.
You gonna take advice from somebody who [Ab] slapped D [A]-Mon?
What you say?
What's wrong?
Didn't think I'd remember?
I'll kill you, you little motherf***er.
Ah, [E] temper, temper.
[Eb] Mr.
Drake, Mr.
N.W..A., Mr. A.K.,. coming straight out of Compton, y'all [Ab] better make [A] way. How in the hell you gonna tell this man not to be violent? Cause he don't need to go the same [E] route that I [Eb] went. Been there, done that. Oh, what am I saying? Knew them both, Grady. [Ab] Where's your gun [N] at?
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_ _ _ _ Meet Eddie, 23 years old.
[Gb] Fed up with life and the [B] way things are going, he [Fm] decides to rob [Ebm] a liquor store.
[Bb] On his way in, he has a sudden change of heart, and [Eb] suddenly, his conscience comes into [Ebm] play.
_ _ [Gb] _ _ [A] Alright, stop!
Now before you walk in the door of this liquor store and try to [F] get money out [Eb] the drawer, you better think of the consequence.
Who are you?
I'm your mother f***ing [Ab] conscience.
That's [A] nonsense.
Go in, gaff all the money, and run to one of your aunt's cribs, and borrow a damn [F] dress or one of a [Eb] blonde wig.
I'm telling you, you need a place to stay, and we save the days if you're shaking legs with [Ab] grenades, [A] razor blades.
Yeah, but if it all goes through like it's supposed to, the whole neighborhood knows [F] you, and they'll [Eb] expose you.
Think about it before you walk in the door first.
Look at the store clerk, she's [Ab] older than George [A] Burns.
Bump that, do that s***, hit that leg.
Can you afford to blow this [F] hit?
Are you [Eb] that rich?
Why you can't be scared to death?
Are you that chick?
Do you really think she gives a [Ab] f*** you [A] have kids?
Man, don't do it, it's not worth it to risk it.
Not over this leg, [F] drop the [Eb] biscuit.
Don't even listen to Slim, yo.
It's bad for you.
You know what, Dre?
[Ab] I don't like your [A] attitude.
These voices, these voices, I hear them, and [F] when they talk [Eb] about me, I don't know how far I'll go.
When you see a young girl at [Ab] a frat party, [A] things start to get hot and heavy in an upstairs rec room.
[F] [Eb] Once again, his conscience comes into play.
_ _ [Ab] [A] Now listen to me, while you're kissing her cheeks and smearing her lipstick, slip this [F] in the drink.
[Eb] Now all you gotta do is nibble on this little chicken earlobe.
Yo, this girl's only [Ab] 15 [A] years old.
How could you take advantage of her?
She passed out.
It's easy, just cut these [E] lights out.
[Eb] That's how.
Then pick this chicken up, get her off Brad's couch, and leave her on the front porch [Ab] of the mom and [A] dad's house.
Man, ain't you ever seen that one movie, Kids?
[G] No, but I seen the corner [E] with Suntin' [Eb] over here, and over here.
Don't you wanna get hauled off to jail?
F*** that, drop her off, ring the doorbell, [A] then bail.
These voices, these voices, I [G] hear them, and when [Em] they talk [Eb] about me, I don't know how far I'll go.
Meet Grady, a 29-year-old construction [Ab] worker.
[A] After coming home from a hard day at work, walks in the door of his [Em] trailer park [Eb] home to find his wife in bed with another man.
_ [E] [A] Alright, calm down.
Relax, start breathing.
Start breathing, man, you just caught [E] your wife [Eb] cheating.
While you at work, she's with some dude trying to get off.
Forget getting divorced, cut [Ab] this chicken's [A] head off.
Wait, what if there's a good explanation for this?
What?
She tripped, fell, landed [E] on [Eb] his_
Alright, J.D., maybe he's right, Grady.
Think about the baby before you get [Ab] all crazy.
[A] Okay, thought about it.
Still wanna grab her?
Kick [G] her out the house?
Get your daughter [E] and kidnap [Eb] her?
That's what I did.
Be smart, don't be a retard.
You gonna take advice from somebody who [Ab] slapped D [A]-Mon?
What you say?
What's wrong?
Didn't think I'd remember?
I'll kill you, you little motherf***er.
Ah, [E] temper, temper.
[Eb] Mr.
Drake, Mr.
N.W..A., Mr. A.K.,. coming straight out of Compton, y'all [Ab] better make [A] way. How in the hell you gonna tell this man not to be violent? Cause he don't need to go the same [E] route that I [Eb] went. Been there, done that. Oh, what am I saying? Knew them both, Grady. [Ab] Where's your gun [N] at? _ _ _
_ _ _ _ Meet Eddie, 23 years old.
[Gb] Fed up with life and the [B] way things are going, he [Fm] decides to rob [Ebm] a liquor store.
[Bb] On his way in, he has a sudden change of heart, and [Eb] suddenly, his conscience comes into [Ebm] play.
_ _ [Gb] _ _ [A] Alright, stop!
Now before you walk in the door of this liquor store and try to [F] get money out [Eb] the drawer, you better think of the consequence.
Who are you?
I'm your mother f***ing [Ab] conscience.
That's [A] nonsense.
Go in, gaff all the money, and run to one of your aunt's cribs, and borrow a damn [F] dress or one of a [Eb] blonde wig.
I'm telling you, you need a place to stay, and we save the days if you're shaking legs with [Ab] grenades, [A] razor blades.
Yeah, but if it all goes through like it's supposed to, the whole neighborhood knows [F] you, and they'll [Eb] expose you.
Think about it before you walk in the door first.
Look at the store clerk, she's [Ab] older than George [A] Burns.
Bump that, do that s***, hit that leg.
Can you afford to blow this [F] hit?
Are you [Eb] that rich?
Why you can't be scared to death?
Are you that chick?
Do you really think she gives a [Ab] f*** you [A] have kids?
Man, don't do it, it's not worth it to risk it.
Not over this leg, [F] drop the [Eb] biscuit.
Don't even listen to Slim, yo.
It's bad for you.
You know what, Dre?
[Ab] I don't like your [A] attitude.
These voices, these voices, I hear them, and [F] when they talk [Eb] about me, I don't know how far I'll go.
When you see a young girl at [Ab] a frat party, [A] things start to get hot and heavy in an upstairs rec room.
[F] [Eb] Once again, his conscience comes into play.
_ _ [Ab] [A] Now listen to me, while you're kissing her cheeks and smearing her lipstick, slip this [F] in the drink.
[Eb] Now all you gotta do is nibble on this little chicken earlobe.
Yo, this girl's only [Ab] 15 [A] years old.
How could you take advantage of her?
She passed out.
It's easy, just cut these [E] lights out.
[Eb] That's how.
Then pick this chicken up, get her off Brad's couch, and leave her on the front porch [Ab] of the mom and [A] dad's house.
Man, ain't you ever seen that one movie, Kids?
[G] No, but I seen the corner [E] with Suntin' [Eb] over here, and over here.
Don't you wanna get hauled off to jail?
F*** that, drop her off, ring the doorbell, [A] then bail.
These voices, these voices, I [G] hear them, and when [Em] they talk [Eb] about me, I don't know how far I'll go.
Meet Grady, a 29-year-old construction [Ab] worker.
[A] After coming home from a hard day at work, walks in the door of his [Em] trailer park [Eb] home to find his wife in bed with another man.
_ [E] [A] Alright, calm down.
Relax, start breathing.
Start breathing, man, you just caught [E] your wife [Eb] cheating.
While you at work, she's with some dude trying to get off.
Forget getting divorced, cut [Ab] this chicken's [A] head off.
Wait, what if there's a good explanation for this?
What?
She tripped, fell, landed [E] on [Eb] his_
Alright, J.D., maybe he's right, Grady.
Think about the baby before you get [Ab] all crazy.
[A] Okay, thought about it.
Still wanna grab her?
Kick [G] her out the house?
Get your daughter [E] and kidnap [Eb] her?
That's what I did.
Be smart, don't be a retard.
You gonna take advice from somebody who [Ab] slapped D [A]-Mon?
What you say?
What's wrong?
Didn't think I'd remember?
I'll kill you, you little motherf***er.
Ah, [E] temper, temper.
[Eb] Mr.
Drake, Mr.
N.W..A., Mr. A.K.,. coming straight out of Compton, y'all [Ab] better make [A] way. How in the hell you gonna tell this man not to be violent? Cause he don't need to go the same [E] route that I [Eb] went. Been there, done that. Oh, what am I saying? Knew them both, Grady. [Ab] Where's your gun [N] at? _ _ _
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