Doing Fine
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Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste:
1st traste
[Verse 1]
Am
I’ve been feeling alright
C Em
I think that I’m on the mend
Am C
There’s an old man shaking my shoulders
Em
And he’s counting me in again
Am C
Gotta do it
Em
Go head, live the life you agreed to won’t you
Am C
Move it
Em
And move on
[Verse 2]
Am
In my dream last night
C Em
The dog was still on the leash
Am
He was dead but I just kept
C Em
Dragging him down the street
Am C
How stupid
Em
That seemed to me
Am C
How foolish
Em
The wish might be
[Chorus]
Am D
And really I’m doing fine
F C
Cause everything’s alright
Am
I mean why
D F
Wouldn’t I, wouldn’t I, I wouldn’t I
Am D
Wouldn’t I like to have a reason
F C
To make sense of the feeling
Am C
Saving all my breakdowns for the evening
D G
Even feeling guilty while I’m sleeping
[Verse 3]
Am C Em
Praying one day I learn to lose my pretensions
Am C Em
Easiest way to suffer is to be the exception
Am
Come on
C Em Am
Face it, you’re not special in your sadness and that
C
Face is
Em
Pissing me off
[Chorus]
Am D
And really I’m doing fine
F C
Cause everything’s alright
Am
I mean why
D F
Wouldn’t I, wouldn’t I, I wouldn’t I
Am D
Wouldn’t I like to have a reason
F C
To make sense of the feeling
Am C
Saving all my breakdowns for the evening
D G
Even feeling guilty while I’m sleeping
[Bridge]
Am C
Snap out of it, snap out of it
Em
Snap out of it, snap out of it (I'm doing fine)
Am
Snap out of it (I'm doing fine)
C
Snap out of it (I'm doing fine)
E
I'm doing fine (snap out of it)
Am
I'm doing fine (snap out of it)
C
I'm doing fine (snap out of it)
Em
I'm doing fine (snap out of it)
Am
I'm doing fine (snap out of it)
C
I'm doing fine! (Snap out of it)
Em
I'm doing fine! (Snap out of it)
[Chorus]
Am D
And really I’m doing fine
F C
Cause everything’s alright
Am
I mean why
D F
Wouldn’t I, wouldn’t I, I wouldn’t I
Am D
Wouldn’t I like to have a reason
F C
To make sense of the feeling
Am C
Saving all my breakdowns for the evening
D G
Even feeling guilty while I’m sleeping
How to play Doing Fine
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is E. 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.