Feelin Good Again
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Intro:
G Bm Em D
G Bm Em D
[Verso 1]
G Bm
Standin' down on Main Street across from Mr. Blues
Em D
My faded leather jacket, my weathered broke-in shoes
G Bm
A chill north wind was blowin', but the spring was comin' on
Em D
As I wondered to myself just how long I had been gone
C D
So, I strolled across ol' Main Street, walked down a flight of stairs
G D/F# Em C
Stepped into the hall and saw all my friends were there
G D
A neon sign was flashing, welcome, come on in
C D G Bm Em D
It feels so good, feelin' good again
[Verso 2]
G Bm
My favourite band was playin' an Otis Redding song
Em D
When they sang the Chorus, everybody sang along
G Bm
Dan and Margarita were swayin' side by side
Em D
I heard they were divorcing, but I guess they let it slide
C D
But I wished I had some money with which to buy a round
G D/F# Em C
I wished I cashed my pay-cheque before I came to town
G D
But I reached into my pocket, found three, twenties, and a ten
C D G Bm Em D G Bm Em D
It feels so good, feelin' good again
[Verso 3]
G Bm
There was old man Perkins sittin' on his stool
Em D
Watchin' Butch and Jimmy John, talkin' loud and playin' pool
G Bm
The boys from Silver City were standin' by the fire
Em D
Singin' like they thought they were the Tabernacle choir
C D
And I wanted you to see 'em all, I wished that you were there
G D/F# Em C
I looked across the room and saw you standing on the stair
G D
And when I caught your eye, I saw you break into a grin
C D G Bm Em D G Bm Em D
It feels so good, feelin' good again
Outro:
C D
I wanted you to see 'em all, I wished that you were there
G D/F# Em C
I looked across the room and saw you standing on the stair
G D
And when I caught your eye, I saw you break into a grin
C D G
And it feels so good, feelin' good again
C D G
It feels so good, feelin' good again
C D G
And it feels so good, feelin' good again
Bm Em D G Bm Em D G
How to play Feelin Good Again
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is G. 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.