Chords for Seth MacFarlane singing Ya Got Trouble from BBC Proms 2012 - Broadway Sound

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Seth MacFarlane singing Ya Got Trouble from BBC Proms 2012 - Broadway Sound chords
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We'll leave the you're closing your eyes to a situation you do not wish to acknowledge or you are not aware of the caliber of disaster
Indicated by the presence of a pool table in your community
Well, you got trouble my friends right here.
I say [Ab] trouble right here in River City.
Why sure I'm a [F] blue player
Certainly [Eb] my proudest day.
I'm always [Fm] mighty proud to say I consider that [Gbm] the hours
I spend with a cue in my hand or [Eb] golden
Help you [Bbm] call the bait horse sense and a [Gbm] cool head and a [G] keen [Ab] eye
Never take a try to give an ironclad leave to [G] yourself from a free rail [E] billiard shot
[Cm] But just [Ab] as I say it takes judgment brains and maturity to score at a block line game
I say that any [Db] boo
Can take and shove a ball in a pocket [Ebm] and I call that sloth the first big step on the road to the depths of
Degra day [Fm] I say first
medicinal [Eb] wine from [Fm] a teaspoon then beer from [G] a bottle [Ab] and the next thing you know
Your son is playing for money in a pinchback suit and listening to some big out [C]-of-town Jasper
You don't tell [Bbm] about horse race [Ebm] gambling not a wholesome trotting race
No, but a [Gbm] race where they set down right on the horse [Ab] like to see some stuck-up jockey boy sitting [Dm] on Dan patch
[Ab] Make your blood boil when I should say now friends
Let me tell you what I [G] mean
[Ab] You got one two three four [Db] five six pockets in a table
[Bbm]
Pockets that mark [B] the difference between [Ab] a gentleman and a bum with a [Bb] capital B and that [Eb] rhymes with P and that [Ab] stands for pool
And all week long your [Bm] River City youth will be frittering away.
I say your young men will be [Abm] frittering frittering away
Their new [Fm] time supper [Bbm] time short [F] time to get the ball in the pocket
[Ebm] Never mind getting dandelions pulled to the screen door patch to the beefsteak pounded
Never mind [Db] pumping any water till your [Bb] parents are caught with [Db] a cistern [Ab] empty on a Saturday night and that's trouble
Oh, you got lots and lots of trouble
I'm thinking to the kids in the nigger boggers sure tail young [Db] ones speaking in the pool all the way to after school you got trouble
Folks [Ab] right here in River City
[Db] Problem [Gb] with a capital T and that rhymes with P and that stands for pool now
I know all you [Ab] folks are the right kind of parent.
[Cm] I'm gonna be perfectly bright
[Ab] Would you like to know what kind of conversation goes on while I'm open [C] around [Eb] that hall?
They'll be trying out fever [F] trying out cubits [Gb] trying out tailor maids like cigarette [Eb] [Em] fiends and
Bragging all about how they're gonna [Ab] cover up a telltale breath with sense and one fine night
They leave the pool heading for the dance of the army Liberty men and scarlet [Db] women and ragtime
That'll grab your son your [Fm] daughter with the arms of a jungle animal [Bb] instinct mass [Eb] stereo
The idle brain is the devil's playground [Fm] trouble
[Ab] Right here in River City
With a capital T and that rhymes [Fm] with P and that stands [Bb] for pool
[Eb] We've surely got trouble
[Db] Right [Gbm] here in River City
Gotta figure out [Ab] a way to keep the young ones moral after school
[N] Mothers of River City he that morning before it's too late
Watch for the telltale signs of corruption
The minute your son leaves the house does he rebuckle his nigger boggers below the knee?
There are nicotine stain on his index finger a dime novel hidden in the corn crib
Is he starting to memorize jokes from Captain Billy's whiz bang?
Are certain words creeping into his conversation words like like swell?
Ah and so's your old man
Well, if so my [A] friends
[Ab] [Fm]
[Ab] [Fm] [Bbm]
[Ab] [Eb] [Dbm] [Gbm]
Oh
[G] [Eb] [Ab] Okay
trouble, we're in terrible, horrible trouble, that game of the 15, we're involved in the [Db] devil's tool.
Oh yes, we got trouble, trouble, [Ab] trouble.
[Eb]
[E] [F] With [Db] a T, gotta [Eb] rhyme with P, and that [Db] stands for POOL.
[Ab]
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Family guy himself, Seth MacFarlane with You Got Trouble from Meredith Wilson's The Music Man.
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_ _ We'll leave the you're closing your eyes to a situation you do not wish to acknowledge or you are not aware of the caliber of disaster _
Indicated by the presence of a pool table in your community
Well, you got trouble my friends right here.
I say [Ab] trouble right here in River City.
Why sure I'm a [F] blue player
Certainly [Eb] my proudest day.
I'm always [Fm] mighty proud to say I consider that [Gbm] the hours
I spend with a cue in my hand or [Eb] golden
Help you [Bbm] call the bait horse sense and a [Gbm] cool head and a [G] keen [Ab] eye
Never take a try to give an ironclad leave to [G] yourself from a free rail [E] billiard shot
[Cm] But just [Ab] as I say it takes judgment brains and maturity to score at a block line game
I say that any [Db] boo
Can take and shove a ball in a pocket [Ebm] and I call that sloth the first big step on the road to the depths of
Degra day [Fm] I say first
medicinal [Eb] wine from [Fm] a teaspoon then beer from [G] a bottle [Ab] and the next thing you know
Your son is playing for money in a pinchback suit and listening to some big out [C]-of-town Jasper
You don't tell [Bbm] about horse race [Ebm] gambling not a wholesome trotting race
No, but a [Gbm] race where they set down right on the horse [Ab] like to see some stuck-up jockey boy sitting [Dm] on Dan patch
[Ab] Make your blood boil when I should say now friends
Let me tell you what I [G] mean
[Ab] You got one two three four [Db] five six pockets in a table
[Bbm]
Pockets that mark [B] the difference between [Ab] a gentleman and a bum with a [Bb] capital B and that [Eb] rhymes with P and that [Ab] stands for pool
And all week long your [Bm] River City youth will be frittering away.
I say your young men will be [Abm] frittering frittering away
Their new [Fm] time supper [Bbm] time short [F] time to get the ball in the pocket
[Ebm] Never mind getting dandelions pulled to the screen door patch to the beefsteak pounded
Never mind [Db] pumping any water till your [Bb] parents are caught with [Db] a cistern [Ab] empty on a Saturday night and that's trouble
Oh, you got lots and lots of trouble
I'm thinking to the kids in the nigger boggers sure tail young [Db] ones speaking in the pool all the way to after school you got trouble
Folks [Ab] right here in River City
[Db] Problem [Gb] with a capital T and that rhymes with P and that stands for pool now
I know all you [Ab] folks are the right kind of parent.
[Cm] I'm gonna be perfectly bright
[Ab] Would you like to know what kind of conversation goes on while I'm open [C] around [Eb] that hall?
They'll be trying out fever [F] trying out cubits [Gb] trying out tailor maids like cigarette [Eb] [Em] fiends and
Bragging all about how they're gonna [Ab] cover up a telltale breath with sense and one fine night
They leave the pool heading for the dance of the army Liberty men and scarlet [Db] women and ragtime
That'll grab your son your [Fm] daughter with the arms of a jungle animal [Bb] instinct mass [Eb] stereo
The idle brain is the devil's playground [Fm] trouble
_ [Ab] Right here in River City
_ With a capital T and that rhymes [Fm] with P and that stands [Bb] for pool
[Eb] We've surely got trouble
[Db] Right [Gbm] here in River City
Gotta figure out [Ab] a way to keep the young ones moral after school
_ [N] _ _ _ Mothers of River City he that morning before it's too late
Watch for the telltale signs of corruption
The minute your son leaves the house does he rebuckle his nigger boggers below the knee?
_ There are nicotine stain on his index finger a dime novel hidden in the corn crib
Is he starting to memorize jokes from Captain Billy's whiz bang?
_ Are certain words creeping into his conversation words like like swell? _
Ah and so's your old man
_ Well, if so my [A] friends
_ _ [Ab] _ [Fm] _ _ _ _
_ [Ab] _ _ _ [Fm] _ _ _ [Bbm] _
_ [Ab] _ [Eb] _ _ _ [Dbm] _ _ [Gbm]
Oh
_ [G] _ [Eb] _ _ [Ab] _ _ _ _ _ _ Okay
trouble, we're in terrible, horrible trouble, that game of the 15, we're involved in the [Db] devil's tool.
_ Oh yes, we got trouble, trouble, [Ab] trouble.
_ [Eb] _
[E] _ [F] With [Db] a T, gotta [Eb] rhyme with P, and that [Db] stands for POOL.
_ [Ab] _
_ [Db] _ _ _ _ [Ab] _ _ _
_ _ [N] _ _ _ _ _ _
_ Family guy himself, Seth MacFarlane with You Got Trouble from Meredith Wilson's The Music Man. _ _

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