If You've Got Trouble

JOHN LENNON, PAUL MCCARTNEY

If you've got trouble
Then you've got less trouble than me
You say you're worried
You can't be as worried as me...ohh

You're quite content to be bad
With all the advantage you had over me
Just 'cause you're troubled
Then don't bring your troubles to me

And don't think it's funny
When you ask for money for things
Especially when you're standing there
Wearing diamonds and rings...ohh

You think I'm softning her head
Well try someone softer instead anything
It's not so funny
When you know what money can bring
You'd better leave me alone

I don't need a thing from you
You'd better take yourself home
Go and count a ring or two
If you've got trouble
Then you've got less trouble than me

You say you're worried
You can't be as worried as me
You're quite contempt to be bad
With all the advantage you had over me
Just 'cause you're troubled
Then don't bring your troubles to me

You'd better leave me alone
I don't need a thing from you
You'd better take yourself home
Go and count a ring or two
If you've got trouble
Then you've got less trouble than me

You say you're worried
You can't be as worried as me
You're quite contempt to be bad
With all the advantage you had over me

Just 'cause you're troubled
Then don't bring your troubles to me
Just 'cause your troubled
Then don't bring your troubles to me

Trivia about the song If You've Got Trouble by The Beatles

On which albums was the song “If You've Got Trouble” released by The Beatles?
The Beatles released the song on the albums “Anthology 2” in 1996 and “Anthology Highlights” in 2016.
Who composed the song “If You've Got Trouble” by The Beatles?
The song “If You've Got Trouble” by The Beatles was composed by JOHN LENNON, PAUL MCCARTNEY.

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