Problems

Mother Mother · 120 BPM · 4/4

Problems

Mother Mother · Capo 1

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CapoPlace capo at fret 1; pitch is unchanged.

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GYou and me wEe're not the samFe
FI am a sinnerE you are a sainGt
GWhen we get to Ethe pearly gates
EYFou'll get the green lighEt
EI'll get the old Cdoor in the face
CDEmoo doo doo
D#I'm a loCser a disgrace yGeah
GI've found love iEmn the strangest placeF
FTied up aEnd brandGed lockedEm in a cagFe
FLet loose and loveE all
EBut bEmaby we'rCe out of place
CDEmoo doo doo
D#I'm a loser Ca disgrace
CYoEmu're a beauty
EmAD# luminCary in my fAace
AI got it all and not a lot
AI got a loBt less than Ca lot
CI've got problems
CNot just the oneEms that arAe little
CIt's those people problemEms
EmIt's sometAhing to conEsider
EWhAen youG come Emfor EdinnGer at myC plaGce
GI seem to find myself witEmh
EmThe craziest of daFmes
FThey get the ball on me
FI do forget the chains
 Yeah Gyeah yeah
GSome say strange be Ea stranger's gamFe
FSome go to baseball
FSome gEmo to base and face
EmWhCat you can't seemEm to say
EmDooD# doo doo
D#I'm a loser aC disgrace yeah
CYou'rEme a beauty
EmA D#luminaCry in my faAce
AI've got a lot not a lot
AI got Ba lot less than a lCot
CI've got problems
CNot just the ones Ethat areA little
AIA#t's those peopleC problemsE
EIt's sometAhing to conEmsider
EmWAhGenEm A#youF coGmeEm A#forF diEmnnGeCr aCmt Cmy G#mplEaCce
CI've got problems
CNot just the onEes that are Amlittle
AmIt'sG# those peopleC problemEs
EIt's somethinAg to consider
AWhEen you come Afor dinner aEmt my
EmSomethingA to consider
AWhen you come forEm dinner at myG place

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All Chords Used (13)
KeyAb major
CapoFret 1
Tempo~120 BPM

How to play Problems by Mother Mother on guitar

These are the sounding chords. With a capo on fret 1 you play G, E, F, C, Em, D# and more, the shapes the player above shows.

Problems is a great song to learn if you want a tight, driving groove with a strong pop-rock feel. It sits in Ab major and moves fast enough to keep you focused, so it feels energetic and rewarding once the changes start locking in.

You will spend most of your time moving between open shapes like F and E and the harder barre shapes like G#, F#, and C#. The opening G# - F - F# - F already asks for clean shifts, so watch that move closely and keep every shape ringing clearly.

Start by looping the opening progression slowly until your hands know the path. Then add the rest of the chord changes in small groups, keeping the same steady pulse. When the switches feel smooth, bring the tempo up little by little until you can play the full song without breaking the flow.

Use the play-along above to follow each chord change in time with the music, or learn the shapes first with the chord diagrams below.

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