Chords for H-Town - A Thin Line Between Love and Hate (feat. Shirley Murdock & Roger Troutman [1996]
Tempo:
61.35 bpm
Chords used:
G
Dm
Am
D
F
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
![H-Town - A Thin Line Between Love and Hate (feat. Shirley Murdock & Roger Troutman [1996] chords](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/tjRXTy-stnI/mqdefault.jpg)
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[E] [F]
[G] [Dm]
[G] [Em] [Dm] It's a hit and run.
[G] It's five o'clock in the [D] morning [Am] and I'm just getting [G] in.
I knock on the door and the [D] boss, [Am] sweet Lou, says, [G] who is it?
She opened up the door [D] [Am] and let me [G] in.
Never do she once say, [D] where [Am] have you been, though, [G] she says.
[Dm] Are you hungry, [Am] honey?
[G] Let me hang up your coat, your [Dm] coat, your coat.
[Am] And the woman tells me, [G] pass me your hat, too.
All the time she [Am] smiles and never raises her voice.
It's five [G] o'clock in the morning.
[Dm] Between love and hate.
[G] It's a hit and run.
[Dm] Between love and hate.
It's a hit and run.
Between [G] love and hate.
It's a hit and run.
[Dm] Between love and hate.
[A] [Am] The sweetest woman in the [Em] world can be the meanest woman in the [F] world.
You make her that way.
You keep on hurting her.
She keeps being quiet.
[Dm] She might be holding something in town.
[A]
[G] Here I am laying in the hospital.
[Dm] [Am] Bandage from feet to [G] head.
You see I'm in a state of shock, [Dm] baby.
Just that [Am] much from being there.
[G] I didn't think my woman could do [D] something like this to [Am] me.
I didn't think she had the [G] nerve.
So here I [Dm] am.
I guess I should speak [G] louder than words.
[Dm] Between love and hate.
It's a hit and run between [G] love and hate.
It's a hit and run.
[Dm] Between love and hate.
The
[C] sweetest woman in the [Em] world can be the meanest woman in the [F] world.
You make her that way.
You keep on hurting her.
She keeps being [Dm] quiet.
She might be holding something in town.
[A] That could really hurt you one day.
[G] [Dm]
[G] [Dm] It's a hit and run.
Between [G] love [Dm] and hate.
[G] It's a hit and run.
[Dm] It's a hit and run.
Between love and hate.
Between love and hate.
[C] [G] It's a hit and run.
[Dm]
[C] [G] [Dm] It's a hit and run.
Between love and hate.
[G] It's a hit and run.
[Dm] Between [D] love and hate.
Between love and hate.
Between love and hate.
Between love and
[G] [Dm]
[G] [Em] [Dm] It's a hit and run.
[G] It's five o'clock in the [D] morning [Am] and I'm just getting [G] in.
I knock on the door and the [D] boss, [Am] sweet Lou, says, [G] who is it?
She opened up the door [D] [Am] and let me [G] in.
Never do she once say, [D] where [Am] have you been, though, [G] she says.
[Dm] Are you hungry, [Am] honey?
[G] Let me hang up your coat, your [Dm] coat, your coat.
[Am] And the woman tells me, [G] pass me your hat, too.
All the time she [Am] smiles and never raises her voice.
It's five [G] o'clock in the morning.
[Dm] Between love and hate.
[G] It's a hit and run.
[Dm] Between love and hate.
It's a hit and run.
Between [G] love and hate.
It's a hit and run.
[Dm] Between love and hate.
[A] [Am] The sweetest woman in the [Em] world can be the meanest woman in the [F] world.
You make her that way.
You keep on hurting her.
She keeps being quiet.
[Dm] She might be holding something in town.
[A]
[G] Here I am laying in the hospital.
[Dm] [Am] Bandage from feet to [G] head.
You see I'm in a state of shock, [Dm] baby.
Just that [Am] much from being there.
[G] I didn't think my woman could do [D] something like this to [Am] me.
I didn't think she had the [G] nerve.
So here I [Dm] am.
I guess I should speak [G] louder than words.
[Dm] Between love and hate.
It's a hit and run between [G] love and hate.
It's a hit and run.
[Dm] Between love and hate.
The
[C] sweetest woman in the [Em] world can be the meanest woman in the [F] world.
You make her that way.
You keep on hurting her.
She keeps being [Dm] quiet.
She might be holding something in town.
[A] That could really hurt you one day.
[G] [Dm]
[G] [Dm] It's a hit and run.
Between [G] love [Dm] and hate.
[G] It's a hit and run.
[Dm] It's a hit and run.
Between love and hate.
Between love and hate.
[C] [G] It's a hit and run.
[Dm]
[C] [G] [Dm] It's a hit and run.
Between love and hate.
[G] It's a hit and run.
[Dm] Between [D] love and hate.
Between love and hate.
Between love and hate.
Between love and
Key:
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Dm
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_ [E] _ _ _ [F] _ _ _ _
[G] _ _ _ [Dm] _ _ _ _ _
[G] _ [Em] _ _ _ [Dm] It's a hit and run.
[G] It's five o'clock in the [D] morning [Am] and I'm just getting [G] in.
I knock on the door and the [D] boss, [Am] sweet Lou, says, [G] who is it?
She opened up the door [D] [Am] and let me [G] in.
Never do she once say, [D] where [Am] have you been, though, [G] she says.
[Dm] Are you hungry, [Am] honey? _ _
[G] Let me hang up your coat, your [Dm] coat, your coat.
[Am] And the woman tells me, [G] pass me your hat, too.
All the time she [Am] smiles and never raises her voice.
It's five [G] o'clock in the morning.
_ [Dm] Between love and hate.
[G] It's a hit and run.
[Dm] Between love and hate.
It's a hit and run.
Between [G] love and hate.
It's a hit and run.
_ [Dm] Between love and hate. _ _
[A] [Am] The sweetest woman in the [Em] world can be the meanest woman in the [F] world.
You make her that way.
_ _ You keep on hurting her.
She keeps being quiet.
[Dm] She might be holding something in town.
[A] _ _ _ _
[G] Here I am laying in the hospital.
[Dm] _ [Am] Bandage from feet to [G] head.
You see I'm in a state of shock, [Dm] baby.
Just that [Am] much from being there.
[G] I didn't think my woman could do [D] something like this to [Am] me.
I didn't think she had the [G] nerve.
So here I [Dm] am.
I guess I should speak [G] louder than words.
_ [Dm] Between love and hate.
It's a hit and run between [G] love and hate.
It's a hit and run.
[Dm] Between love and hate.
The _
[C] _ sweetest woman in the [Em] world can be the meanest woman in the [F] world.
You make her that way.
You keep on hurting her.
She keeps being [Dm] quiet.
She might be holding something in town.
[A] That could really hurt you one day. _
[G] _ _ _ _ [Dm] _ _ _ _
[G] _ _ _ _ [Dm] _ It's a hit and run.
Between [G] love _ _ [Dm] and hate. _ _
[G] _ It's a hit and run.
[Dm] It's a hit and run.
Between love and hate.
Between love and hate.
[C] _ [G] It's a hit and run.
[Dm] _ _ _ _
[C] _ [G] _ _ [Dm] It's a hit and run.
Between love and hate.
[G] _ It's a hit and run.
[Dm] Between [D] love and hate.
Between love and hate.
Between love and hate.
Between love and
[G] _ _ _ [Dm] _ _ _ _ _
[G] _ [Em] _ _ _ [Dm] It's a hit and run.
[G] It's five o'clock in the [D] morning [Am] and I'm just getting [G] in.
I knock on the door and the [D] boss, [Am] sweet Lou, says, [G] who is it?
She opened up the door [D] [Am] and let me [G] in.
Never do she once say, [D] where [Am] have you been, though, [G] she says.
[Dm] Are you hungry, [Am] honey? _ _
[G] Let me hang up your coat, your [Dm] coat, your coat.
[Am] And the woman tells me, [G] pass me your hat, too.
All the time she [Am] smiles and never raises her voice.
It's five [G] o'clock in the morning.
_ [Dm] Between love and hate.
[G] It's a hit and run.
[Dm] Between love and hate.
It's a hit and run.
Between [G] love and hate.
It's a hit and run.
_ [Dm] Between love and hate. _ _
[A] [Am] The sweetest woman in the [Em] world can be the meanest woman in the [F] world.
You make her that way.
_ _ You keep on hurting her.
She keeps being quiet.
[Dm] She might be holding something in town.
[A] _ _ _ _
[G] Here I am laying in the hospital.
[Dm] _ [Am] Bandage from feet to [G] head.
You see I'm in a state of shock, [Dm] baby.
Just that [Am] much from being there.
[G] I didn't think my woman could do [D] something like this to [Am] me.
I didn't think she had the [G] nerve.
So here I [Dm] am.
I guess I should speak [G] louder than words.
_ [Dm] Between love and hate.
It's a hit and run between [G] love and hate.
It's a hit and run.
[Dm] Between love and hate.
The _
[C] _ sweetest woman in the [Em] world can be the meanest woman in the [F] world.
You make her that way.
You keep on hurting her.
She keeps being [Dm] quiet.
She might be holding something in town.
[A] That could really hurt you one day. _
[G] _ _ _ _ [Dm] _ _ _ _
[G] _ _ _ _ [Dm] _ It's a hit and run.
Between [G] love _ _ [Dm] and hate. _ _
[G] _ It's a hit and run.
[Dm] It's a hit and run.
Between love and hate.
Between love and hate.
[C] _ [G] It's a hit and run.
[Dm] _ _ _ _
[C] _ [G] _ _ [Dm] It's a hit and run.
Between love and hate.
[G] _ It's a hit and run.
[Dm] Between [D] love and hate.
Between love and hate.
Between love and hate.
Between love and