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You Should Probably Leave Chords

Chris Stapleton Beginner Key of A 4 Chords 3 min read

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Key

A Major

Difficulty

Beginner

Capo

None

Chords

Am · C · G · D

You Should Probably Leave Chords – Guitar

Chris Stapleton’s smoldering tale of temptation and late-night desire. Beginner difficulty in the key of A.

Strumming Pattern (4/4 Time)

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Tip: Play this with a bluesy, laid-back groove. Let the Am chord ring with a slight palm mute for that smoky feel. Keep the dynamics low in the verses and build into the choruses. A capo on the 2nd fret using Am shapes matches the original key.

Lyrics & Chords

Full Song

Verse 1

Am C

I can see you’re thinkin’ ’bout knockin’ on my door

G D

Something in your eyes says you ain’t a-looking for a friend

Am C

Baby it’s a quarter after three in the mornin’

G D

The last thing that we need is to start this up again

Chorus

Am

You should probably leave

C

You should probably leave

G D

If you don’t I’ll ask you to stay the rest of my life

Am C

My lips can’t tell you no

G D

Every time you let me go

Am

I only want you more

C

You should probably leave

G D

You should probably leave

Verse 2

Am C

I can see your body movin’ closer to my bed

G D

I already know the feelin’ of your skin on mine again

Am C

We don’t have to call it what it is

G D

Blame it on the whiskey when we can’t forget again

Chorus

Am

You should probably leave

C

You should probably leave

G D

If you don’t I’ll ask you to stay the rest of my life

Am C

My lips can’t tell you no

G D

Every time you let me go

Am

I only want you more

C

You should probably leave

G D

You should probably leave

Bridge

Am C

We go round and round and round again

G D

Try to stop it but we never can

Am C

And before the morning comes I know

G D

You’ll be gone again

Verse 3

Am C

I can see you thinkin’ ’bout knockin’ on my door

G D

We both know if you come in that you’ll never want to leave

Am C

There it is again that feeling in my chest

G D

Tellin’ me I’ll never learn to stay away from your caress

Chorus

Am

You should probably leave

C

You should probably leave

G D

If you don’t I’ll ask you to stay the rest of my life

Am C

My lips can’t tell you no

G D

Every time you let me go

Am

I only want you more

C

You should probably leave

G D

You should probably leave

Am C

You should probably leave

G D Am

You should probably leave

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Key

A Major

Difficulty

Beginner

Tuning

G-C-E-A

Chords

Am · C · G · D

You Should Probably Leave Chords – Ukulele

Chris Stapleton’s smoldering tale of temptation and late-night desire. Beginner difficulty in the key of A.

Strumming Pattern (4/4 Time)

↓↓↑↑↓↑

123456

Tip: Play this with a bluesy, laid-back groove. Let the Am chord ring with a slight palm mute for that smoky feel. Keep the dynamics low in the verses and build into the choruses. A capo on the 2nd fret using Am shapes matches the original key.

Lyrics & Chords

Full Song

Verse 1

Am C

I can see you’re thinkin’ ’bout knockin’ on my door

G D

Something in your eyes says you ain’t a-looking for a friend

Am C

Baby it’s a quarter after three in the mornin’

G D

The last thing that we need is to start this up again

Chorus

Am

You should probably leave

C

You should probably leave

G D

If you don’t I’ll ask you to stay the rest of my life

Am C

My lips can’t tell you no

G D

Every time you let me go

Am

I only want you more

C

You should probably leave

G D

You should probably leave

Verse 2

Am C

I can see your body movin’ closer to my bed

G D

I already know the feelin’ of your skin on mine again

Am C

We don’t have to call it what it is

G D

Blame it on the whiskey when we can’t forget again

Chorus

Am

You should probably leave

C

You should probably leave

G D

If you don’t I’ll ask you to stay the rest of my life

Am C

My lips can’t tell you no

G D

Every time you let me go

Am

I only want you more

C

You should probably leave

G D

You should probably leave

Bridge

Am C

We go round and round and round again

G D

Try to stop it but we never can

Am C

And before the morning comes I know

G D

You’ll be gone again

Verse 3

Am C

I can see you thinkin’ ’bout knockin’ on my door

G D

We both know if you come in that you’ll never want to leave

Am C

There it is again that feeling in my chest

G D

Tellin’ me I’ll never learn to stay away from your caress

Chorus

Am

You should probably leave

C

You should probably leave

G D

If you don’t I’ll ask you to stay the rest of my life

Am C

My lips can’t tell you no

G D

Every time you let me go

Am

I only want you more

C

You should probably leave

G D

You should probably leave

Am C

You should probably leave

G D Am

You should probably leave

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Key

A Major

Difficulty

Beginner

Left Hand

Root notes

Chords

Am · C · G · D

You Should Probably Leave Chords – Piano

Chris Stapleton’s smoldering tale of temptation and late-night desire. Beginner difficulty in the key of A.

Strumming Pattern (4/4 Time)

↓↓↑↑↓↑

123456

Tip: Play this with a bluesy, laid-back groove. Let the Am chord ring with a slight palm mute for that smoky feel. Keep the dynamics low in the verses and build into the choruses. A capo on the 2nd fret using Am shapes matches the original key.

Lyrics & Chords

Full Song

Verse 1

Am C

I can see you’re thinkin’ ’bout knockin’ on my door

G D

Something in your eyes says you ain’t a-looking for a friend

Am C

Baby it’s a quarter after three in the mornin’

G D

The last thing that we need is to start this up again

Chorus

Am

You should probably leave

C

You should probably leave

G D

If you don’t I’ll ask you to stay the rest of my life

Am C

My lips can’t tell you no

G D

Every time you let me go

Am

I only want you more

C

You should probably leave

G D

You should probably leave

Verse 2

Am C

I can see your body movin’ closer to my bed

G D

I already know the feelin’ of your skin on mine again

Am C

We don’t have to call it what it is

G D

Blame it on the whiskey when we can’t forget again

Chorus

Am

You should probably leave

C

You should probably leave

G D

If you don’t I’ll ask you to stay the rest of my life

Am C

My lips can’t tell you no

G D

Every time you let me go

Am

I only want you more

C

You should probably leave

G D

You should probably leave

Bridge

Am C

We go round and round and round again

G D

Try to stop it but we never can

Am C

And before the morning comes I know

G D

You’ll be gone again

Verse 3

Am C

I can see you thinkin’ ’bout knockin’ on my door

G D

We both know if you come in that you’ll never want to leave

Am C

There it is again that feeling in my chest

G D

Tellin’ me I’ll never learn to stay away from your caress

Chorus

Am

You should probably leave

C

You should probably leave

G D

If you don’t I’ll ask you to stay the rest of my life

Am C

My lips can’t tell you no

G D

Every time you let me go

Am

I only want you more

C

You should probably leave

G D

You should probably leave

Am C

You should probably leave

G D Am

You should probably leave

Amtap to play

Ctap to play

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Key

A Major

Difficulty

Beginner

Tuning

gDGBD (Open G)

Chords

Am · C · G · D

You Should Probably Leave Chords – Banjo

Chris Stapleton’s smoldering tale of temptation and late-night desire. Beginner difficulty in the key of A.

Strumming Pattern (4/4 Time)

↓↓↑↑↓↑

123456

Tip: Play this with a bluesy, laid-back groove. Let the Am chord ring with a slight palm mute for that smoky feel. Keep the dynamics low in the verses and build into the choruses. A capo on the 2nd fret using Am shapes matches the original key.

Lyrics & Chords

Full Song

Verse 1

Am C

I can see you’re thinkin’ ’bout knockin’ on my door

G D

Something in your eyes says you ain’t a-looking for a friend

Am C

Baby it’s a quarter after three in the mornin’

G D

The last thing that we need is to start this up again

Chorus

Am

You should probably leave

C

You should probably leave

G D

If you don’t I’ll ask you to stay the rest of my life

Am C

My lips can’t tell you no

G D

Every time you let me go

Am

I only want you more

C

You should probably leave

G D

You should probably leave

Verse 2

Am C

I can see your body movin’ closer to my bed

G D

I already know the feelin’ of your skin on mine again

Am C

We don’t have to call it what it is

G D

Blame it on the whiskey when we can’t forget again

Chorus

Am

You should probably leave

C

You should probably leave

G D

If you don’t I’ll ask you to stay the rest of my life

Am C

My lips can’t tell you no

G D

Every time you let me go

Am

I only want you more

C

You should probably leave

G D

You should probably leave

Bridge

Am C

We go round and round and round again

G D

Try to stop it but we never can

Am C

And before the morning comes I know

G D

You’ll be gone again

Verse 3

Am C

I can see you thinkin’ ’bout knockin’ on my door

G D

We both know if you come in that you’ll never want to leave

Am C

There it is again that feeling in my chest

G D

Tellin’ me I’ll never learn to stay away from your caress

Chorus

Am

You should probably leave

C

You should probably leave

G D

If you don’t I’ll ask you to stay the rest of my life

Am C

My lips can’t tell you no

G D

Every time you let me go

Am

I only want you more

C

You should probably leave

G D

You should probably leave

Am C

You should probably leave

G D Am

You should probably leave

Amtap to play

Ctap to play

Gtap to play

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Key

A Major

Difficulty

Beginner

Tuning

G-D-A-E

Chords

Am · C · G · D

You Should Probably Leave Chords – Mandolin

Chris Stapleton’s smoldering tale of temptation and late-night desire. Beginner difficulty in the key of A.

Strumming Pattern (4/4 Time)

↓↓↑↑↓↑

123456

Tip: Play this with a bluesy, laid-back groove. Let the Am chord ring with a slight palm mute for that smoky feel. Keep the dynamics low in the verses and build into the choruses. A capo on the 2nd fret using Am shapes matches the original key.

Lyrics & Chords

Full Song

Verse 1

Am C

I can see you’re thinkin’ ’bout knockin’ on my door

G D

Something in your eyes says you ain’t a-looking for a friend

Am C

Baby it’s a quarter after three in the mornin’

G D

The last thing that we need is to start this up again

Chorus

Am

You should probably leave

C

You should probably leave

G D

If you don’t I’ll ask you to stay the rest of my life

Am C

My lips can’t tell you no

G D

Every time you let me go

Am

I only want you more

C

You should probably leave

G D

You should probably leave

Verse 2

Am C

I can see your body movin’ closer to my bed

G D

I already know the feelin’ of your skin on mine again

Am C

We don’t have to call it what it is

G D

Blame it on the whiskey when we can’t forget again

Chorus

Am

You should probably leave

C

You should probably leave

G D

If you don’t I’ll ask you to stay the rest of my life

Am C

My lips can’t tell you no

G D

Every time you let me go

Am

I only want you more

C

You should probably leave

G D

You should probably leave

Bridge

Am C

We go round and round and round again

G D

Try to stop it but we never can

Am C

And before the morning comes I know

G D

You’ll be gone again

Verse 3

Am C

I can see you thinkin’ ’bout knockin’ on my door

G D

We both know if you come in that you’ll never want to leave

Am C

There it is again that feeling in my chest

G D

Tellin’ me I’ll never learn to stay away from your caress

Chorus

Am

You should probably leave

C

You should probably leave

G D

If you don’t I’ll ask you to stay the rest of my life

Am C

My lips can’t tell you no

G D

Every time you let me go

Am

I only want you more

C

You should probably leave

G D

You should probably leave

Am C

You should probably leave

G D Am

You should probably leave

Amtap to play

Ctap to play

Gtap to play

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Key

A Major

Difficulty

Beginner

Harp Key

C Diatonic

Chords

Am · C · G · D

You Should Probably Leave Chords – Harmonica

Chris Stapleton’s smoldering tale of temptation and late-night desire. Beginner difficulty in the key of A.

Strumming Pattern (4/4 Time)

↓↓↑↑↓↑

123456

Tip: Play this with a bluesy, laid-back groove. Let the Am chord ring with a slight palm mute for that smoky feel. Keep the dynamics low in the verses and build into the choruses. A capo on the 2nd fret using Am shapes matches the original key.

Lyrics & Chords

Full Song

Verse 1

Am C

I can see you’re thinkin’ ’bout knockin’ on my door

G D

Something in your eyes says you ain’t a-looking for a friend

Am C

Baby it’s a quarter after three in the mornin’

G D

The last thing that we need is to start this up again

Chorus

Am

You should probably leave

C

You should probably leave

G D

If you don’t I’ll ask you to stay the rest of my life

Am C

My lips can’t tell you no

G D

Every time you let me go

Am

I only want you more

C

You should probably leave

G D

You should probably leave

Verse 2

Am C

I can see your body movin’ closer to my bed

G D

I already know the feelin’ of your skin on mine again

Am C

We don’t have to call it what it is

G D

Blame it on the whiskey when we can’t forget again

Chorus

Am

You should probably leave

C

You should probably leave

G D

If you don’t I’ll ask you to stay the rest of my life

Am C

My lips can’t tell you no

G D

Every time you let me go

Am

I only want you more

C

You should probably leave

G D

You should probably leave

Bridge

Am C

We go round and round and round again

G D

Try to stop it but we never can

Am C

And before the morning comes I know

G D

You’ll be gone again

Verse 3

Am C

I can see you thinkin’ ’bout knockin’ on my door

G D

We both know if you come in that you’ll never want to leave

Am C

There it is again that feeling in my chest

G D

Tellin’ me I’ll never learn to stay away from your caress

Chorus

Am

You should probably leave

C

You should probably leave

G D

If you don’t I’ll ask you to stay the rest of my life

Am C

My lips can’t tell you no

G D

Every time you let me go

Am

I only want you more

C

You should probably leave

G D

You should probably leave

Am C

You should probably leave

G D Am

You should probably leave