No One Elses Problem Chords

KeyC#m CapoNone TuningStandard Difficulty Plays559

No One Elses Problem by Kevin Devine is a more advanced guitar song played in the key of C#m. It uses the chords C#m, D, E, A, C#, Bm, Abm and A#m. Use the transpose and diagram tools on this page to change the key, see each shape, or simplify the chords.

Transpose
C#m
Text
16
Speed
  			Pick up the rhythm by listening to the song. 

C#m D E A x3 

        C#m 
I was consumed  
     D           E      A 
with proving you were a liar. 
C#m 
But what good would that do? 
                 D 
We both know the truth; 
        E            A 
We were there and we lived it. 
                   C# 
But then we kept rewriting and revising it. 
  D             E 
Rehashing and repeating, 
       A 
It was bad for us both. 
                        C#m        
And I was passive aggressive; I'm sorry, 
      D          E         A 
I was anxious to let it all go. 

D 
You're no one else's problem,  
E 
but you sure are mine, 
D 
You're no one else's problem,  
E 
but you sure are mine. 

C#m                    D             E           A           
So many words and they all burn like blood on my tongue. 
C#m                 D            E     A 
So many songs and I hate singing every one. 
               C#m 
I worry that I may never be satisfied.  
  D               E 
I try and try and try, 
         A 
But it's there in the front of my mind: 
                  C#m                    D          E            A 
Bodies rotting in water into mixtures of color that blur all the time. 

D 
You're no one else's problem,  
E 
but you sure are mine, 
D 
You're no one else's problem,  
E 
but you sure are mine. 

You're no one else's problem, 
        Bm       C#m 
but you sure are, 

D               E 

                   A 
Yeah, you sure are mine.  

Bm 
Bm A Abm E 
Abm 
A        A#m 
Bm 
Bm A Abm E 
Abm 
A        A#m 
Bm       C#m  
D        E 
A 

D 
You're no one else's problem,  
E 
but you sure are mine 
D 
You're no one else's problem,  
E 
but you sure are mine 
D 
You're no one else's problem,  
        Bm           
but you sure, 
C#m 
are, 
D 
you, 
E 
are, 
A 
mine! 

C#m D E A x2 



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Chord diagrams

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Reference tones

Standard tuning, lowest to highest. Click a string to play it; the string the mic hears is highlighted.

Click Start tuner and allow microphone access. The needle centers and turns green when a string is in tune (within 5 cents).
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Metronome

100 BPM Andante