[Intro]DmDmDmDmFGDm[Verse 1]Dm
I take a little smoke in
the evenin'
Dm
I take a little whiskey on ice
Dm
I never get behind on killin'
my mind
F
It's just the kind
GDm
of thing I like
F
Oh, it's just the
GDm
kind of thing I like
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[Interlude]DmDmDmFGDm[Verse 2]Dm
The minute that I saw
you walkin' over
Dm
I figured I was diggin' my grave
Dm
Well, you had the shovel,
I knew you were trouble
FG
But you're just the kind of trouble
Dm
I crave
FG
Yeah, you're just the kind of
Dm
trouble I crave
[Chorus]G
Mama always set a good example
G
My daddy always gave me good advice
Dm
And Jesus tried to steer me
in the right direction
FG
But the devil always made me
Dm
think twice
FGDm
The devil always made me think
[Interlude]DmDmDmFGDmDmDmDmFGDm
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[Verse 3]Dm
Someday I'm goin' six feet under
Dm
And Lord, when I'm standin'
at the gate
Dm
They'll tally my sins,
they won't let me in
F
Say "Son, you're just
GDm
a little too late"
FGDm
"Son, you're just a little too late"
[Chorus]G
My mama always set a good example
G
My daddy always gave me good advice
Dm
And Jesus tried to steer me
in the right direction
FG
But the devil always made me
Dm
think twice
FGDm
The devil always made me think twice
FGDm
The devil always made me think twice
FGDm
The devil always made me think twice
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[Tag]Dm
The devil always made me
Dm
The devil always made me
Dm
The devil always made me
FG
think twice
Dm
The devil always made me
Dm
The devil always made me
Dm
The devil always made me
FG
think twice
[Outro]DmDmDmFGDmDmDmDmFGDm
How to play Chris Stapleton-Devil Always Made Me Think Twice: key, chords and progression
These are the chords for Devil Always Made Me Think Twice by Chris Stapleton on Piano, Ukulele, Guitar, and Keyboard
Chris Stapleton-Devil Always Made Me Think Twice by Chris Stapleton is in the key of C major (no sharps or flats). The song uses 3 chords: Dm, F and G.
Most of the song cycles through Dm – F – G – Dm (ii – IV – V – ii in C major). In solfa, that is reh – fah – soh – reh. Get these 4 changes smooth and the rest comes quickly.
Easier on guitar: put a capo on the 5th fret and play the shapes Am, C, D (100% of the chords become easy open shapes, against 67% without a capo). It sounds exactly the same.