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You can play Try Me by Trisha Yearwood using guitar or guitar.
This song by Trisha Yearwood can also be played by that instruments.
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Try Me guitar chords has rhythm and included in Jasper County (2005) album.
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Try Me by Trisha Yearwood Guitar Chords
Submitted by Gary W 14 Aug 06
Note / marks are meant to give you a basic
sense of timing. Each / simply means a
down-strum. You will hear it if you play
along with the recording.
Its in the key of B, but you will find it
easier to play in the A position with Capo
on 2nd Fret
Intro: (A)/// (E)/// (A)/// (D)/// (A)///
[(E)///] [(A)///] [///]
(A) You don’t think you can find (D) true
love again
Won’t you (A) try me/// /// (D)/// ///
There’s (A) somebody somewhere that (D) you
can’t for-(A)-get
So you’re (E) not free/// /// /// ///
And (A) I don’t believe you be-(D)-lieve you
could ever get (A) by me/// /// (D)/// ///
Maybe (A) I could un-(E)-do all the (A) hurt
you’ve been (D) though
Try (A) me, try (E) me, try (A)me /// /// /// ///
(A) You’ve got no right to de-(D)-ny me a
fight till you (A) try me/// /// (D)/// ///
It (A) could be all wrong but it (D) could
be al-(A)-right so why (E) don’t
we/// /// /// ///
(A) You need a way to for-(D)-get yesterday
well that’s (A) easy/// /// (D)/// ///
If a (A) little heart-(E)-ache is what (A)
you need to (D) shake
Try (A) me, try (E) me, try (A)
me/// /// /// ///
(Bm) Come on (D) love you’ve got (A) nothing
to (E) lose
A (Bm) lifetime of (D) loneliness (A) what
does that (E) prove
When you (A) count up the (E) odds theres
still (A) no guaran-(D)-tee
Try (A) me, try (E) me, try (A) me/// (E)///
[(A)///] [(D)///] [(A)///] [(E)///(A)///] [///] [///][///]
(A) When you go to sleep and you (D) cant
find a dream won’t you (A) try me/// ///
[(D)///]A (A) p[///]lace you can whisper the (D) secrets
you (A) keep thats what (E) I’ll
be/// /// /// ///
And when (A) you’ve given up and theres (D)
no one to trust come and (A) find me/// ///
[(D)///]Then (A[///]) maybe you (E) could leave (F#m)
lonely for (D) good
Try (A) me, try (E) me, try (A) me/// (D)///
Try (A) me, try (E) me, try (A) me/// (E)///
[(A)///] [(D)///] [(A)///] [(E)///] [(A)/]
(Thanks to Gmwns@aol.com for tabs)
If you want to learn Trisha Yearwood Try Me guitar chords, The 5 chords we’ll look at are the C major, A major, G major, E major, and D major.
The reason we use all major chords is that the minor versions of any of these chords just require tiny adjustments.
Each one of those minor chords is completely based on its major counterpart
The more you practice, the easier guitar will feel to play Try Me. Guitar is hard to learn in the beginning, but gets easier the longer you stick with it.