Back too good - Matchbox Twenty

Back too good

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D C D C
it^Òs nothing, it^Òs so normal
D C D C G
you just stand there I could say so much
 
G
but I don^Òt go there cuz I don^Òt want to
D C D C D C D
I was thinking if you were lonely maybe we could leave here
C G C D
no one would know at least not to the point that we would think
 
Chorus:
G A D G
everyone here, knows everyone here is thinking about somebody else
G A G A Bm Bm A G
it^Òs best if we all keep it under our heads
G A D G
I couldn^Òt tell, if anyone here was feeling the way I do but
C C D
now, and I don^Òt know how to get it back to good
 
Verse:
D C D C D C D C
this don^Òt mean that, you own me this ain^Òt no good, in fact it^Òs
G
as hell but things worked out just like you wanted too
D C D C D C D
if you see me out you don^Òt know me try to turn your head,
D C G
try to give me some room to figure out just what I^Òm going to do
 
Chorus:
G A D
and everyone here, hates everyone here for doing just like
G A G A Bm
they do it^Òs best if we all keep this quiet instead
G A D G
and I couldn^Òt tell, why everyone here was doing me like they do
D C
but I^Òm sorry now, and I don^Òt know how to get it back to good
 
G A D G
everyone here, is wondering what it^Òs like to be with somebody else
G A D
everyone here^Òs to blame, everyone here gets caught up in the pleasure
G A D
the pain, everyone hides shades of shame, but looking inside we^Òre the
G
same, we^Òre the same and we^Òre all grown now, but we
D-C
don^Òt know how to get it back to good
 
G A D G
everyone here, knows everyone here is thinking ^Ñbout somebody else
A G A Bm
it's best if we all keep this under our heads
G A D G
I couldn^Òt tell, if anyone here was feeling the way I do
 
but it^Òs over now, and I don^Òt know how,
D C
it^Òs over now there^Òs no getting back to good

How to play Back too good

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What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is D. You can transpose without leaving the page.

Can I play it on guitar or keyboard?

Yes. The chord progression works on acoustic guitar, electric guitar and keyboard. Adapt the voicings to your instrument and level.

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