Betty I´m Married Chords
Betty I´m Married by Stephen Simmons is a beginner-friendly guitar song played in the key of A# with a capo on the 3st fret. It uses the chords G, C, Em and D. Use the transpose and diagram tools on this page to change the key, see each shape, or simplify the chords.
INTRO: G C G G
G C
Well this beer´s as cold
G
As the night is hot
G Em
And Satan´s own coals
D
Ain´t as hot as Shrevesport tonight
G C
I´ve been down here working
G Em
But tonight I´m playing
D
And I´m going home Sunday
G
Back to Macon
G C
Well I knew that she
G
Was trouble when I seen her
G Em
And I told myself I was just being nice
D
Till her hand was on my knee
G C
And I know that she saw
G Em
Saw my hand and saw that ring
D
But I swear that´s when Betty
G
Moved a little closer to me
CHORUS
G C
Betty I´m married
G
Betty I´m taken
G Em
But she ain´t here with me
D
Tonight to save me
G C
Yeah I´ve been lonely lately
G Em
And you got me thinking
D
That you sure look good to me
G
But Betty I´m married
BRIDGE 1: C D G G
G C
Well the band did play
G
And Betty did sing
G Em
And she kept pouring drinks
D
And she kept playing me
G C
And I found myself
G Em
Out on the floor, out in her arms
D
Swaying to the music
G
Of a beat that I can´t keep
CHORUS
G C
Betty I´m married
G
Betty I´m taken
G Em
But she ain´t here with me
D
Tonight to save me
G C
Yeah I´ve been lonely lately
G Em
And you got me thinking
D
That you sure look good to me
G
But Betty I´m married
BRIDGE 2: D D C G D D Em D C
G C
Well the morning light
G
Is always bright with no blinds
G Em
And she lay sleeping there
D
So beatiful in my eyes
G C
And she wakes to find me starting
G Em
And she´s glad that I ain´t gone
D
Yeah it´s Monday morning
G
And I´m glad to be home