Buck Owens, Hello Trouble (Come On In) (1964)
^{Key: :[Ab] (w: Orville Couch, Eddie McDuff) (o: Orville Couch, 1962)}

VERSE 1:
Woke up this [Ab] morning happy [Db] as could [Ab] be
[Ab] Looked out my [Eb] window and what did I [Ab] see
Coming up my [Ab] sidewalk just as [Db] plain as [Ab] day
[Ab] Well here come Trouble, [Ab] That I never thought
I'd [Db] see when you [Eb] went aw[Ab] ay

CHORUS:
Hello [Ab] Trouble, [Db] come on [Ab] in
[Ab] You talk about [Eb] heartaches where in the world you [Ab] been
I ain't had the [Ab] miseries since [Db] you've been [Ab] gone
[Ab] Hello [Db] Trouble, Trouble, [Eb] Trouble, welcome [Ab] home

VERSE 2:
We'll make a pot of [Ab] coffee and you can [Db] rest your [Ab] shoes
You can tell me them [Eb] sweet lies and I'll listen to [Ab] you
For I'm just a little [Ab] part of, of the [Db] life you've [Ab] lived
[Ab] But I'd rather have a [Db] little bit of Trouble
Than to [Eb] never know the love you [Ab] give

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