This is the demo sequence from the Playback set. I like it better than the other one that was released with Stevie Nicks. You can play it with a capo on the second fret, or without one at all, it all depends on what you think sounds better.
"Stop Draggin' My Heart Around" -- Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers from Playback, written by TP and Mike Campbell, 1981 Gone Gator/Wild Gator
Baby you came knockin' at my front door
Same old line you used to use before
I said, 'Yeah', well what am I s'posed to do?
I didn't know what I was gettin' into
So you've had a little trouble in town
Now you're keepin' some demon down
Stop draggin' my, stop draggin' my
Stop draggin' my heart around
It's hard to think about what you've wanted It's hard to think about what you've lost This doesn't have to be the big get even This doesn't have to be anything at all I know you really wanna tell me good-bye I know you really wann be your own girl
Baby, you could never look me in the eyes
Yeah, you buckle with the weight of the words
Stop draggin' my, stop draggin' my
Stop draggin' my heart around
Theres' people runnin' round loose in the world Ain't got nothin' better to do Than make a meal of some bright-eyed kid You need someone lookin' after you I know you really wanna tell me good-bye I know you really wanna be your own girl
Baby, you could never look me in the eyes Yeah, you buckle with the weight of the words Stop dragin' my, stop draggin' my Stop draggin' my heart around
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