Trouble In Paradise

The Crests

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Tom:
Bb Gm Calling all angels - calling all angels..
Eb F Calling all angels - wooo-ooo-ooo-ooooo..
Bb Gm Calling all angels - calling all angels..
Eb F Calling all angels - wooo-ooo-ooo-ooooo.. (Verse 1)
Bb Gm Eb There's trouble in paradise (yea-yea) my
F Bb turtle dove's changing wings (oh, yeah.)
Bb Gm Eb There's trouble in paradise (yeah, yeah)
F the birds no longer sing.
Bb Gm Eb F Bb Some devil told my angel a lot of lies and
Eb F now my tears are falling like raindrops from the sky. (Verse 2)
Bb Gm Eb There's trouble in paradise (yeah, yeah) the
F stars no longer shine (oh, yeah.)
Bb Gm Eb There's trouble in paradise (yeah, yeah) cause
F she's no longer mine.
Bb Gm Eb F That devil told my angel, I'd been untrue.
Bb Eb F Won't somebody help me, please, tell me me what
Bb to do. (Chorus)
Eb Bb F Bb Mr. Moon, Mr. Sun, tell her she's the only one.
Eb Bb F Guide her with your lovely light back into my arms, tonight. (verse 3)
Bb Gm Eb There's trouble in paradise (yeah, yeah) and heaven's
F not the same.
Bb Gm Eb F The angels sit and cry (yeah, yeah) they say it's such a shame.
Bb Gm Eb F They'd like our love to be just like before.
Bb Eb Bb Then the trouble in paradise will be no more. (Chorus)
Eb Bb F Bb Mr. Moon, Mr. Sun, tell her she's the only one.
Eb Bb F Guide her with your lovely light back into my arms, tonight. (verse 4)
Bb Gm Eb There's trouble in paradise (yeah, yeah) and heaven's
F not the same (oh, yeah.)
Bb Gm Eb F The angels sit and cry (yeah, yeah) they say it's such a shame.
Bb Gm Eb F They'd like our love to be just like before.
Bb Eb Bb Then the trouble in paradise will be no more. (Outro)
Bb Gm Calling all angels - calling all angels..
Eb F Calling all angels - wooo-ooo-ooo-ooooo..
Bb Gm Calling all angels - calling all angels..
Eb F Calling all angels - wooo-ooo-ooo-ooooo..(Fade.)
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Composição: Kenny O'Dell, Allyson R. Khent e Tommy Smith

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