Feeling Good
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Intro
D Am F Em Am
D Am E A E
G D F E
Am D Am E
Am E
Another weekend and I feel so low
G D
All dressed up but nowhere to go
F E
There's just a voice on the radio
Am D Am E
To make me feel good inside
Am E
It seems so long since those crazy days
G D
Hot summer nights and long lazy days
F E
Then we both went our own separate ways
Am D Am E
Trying to feel good inside
G C
I got so close, I had you here in my hand
E Am
I'd turn back time but I'm only a man
F D
I'd give this right arm if I could see you again
G E
But that can't be done
Am E
Now I don't know if you're alive or you're dead
G D
All I've got of you is this picture of in my head
C F
If I knew you were happy
E
At least I could accept
A D Am E
And try to feel good inside
Solo Am E G D C
F E C D Am
G C
I think about those times again and again
E Am
But there ain't no use in just remembering when
G F D
We can't control time, the hand or the pen
G E
Having written it just moves on
Am E
Another week and I feel so low
G D
Just passing time and time moves so slow
F
How things could have been
E
I guess we'll never know
C D
But I want to feel good inside
C D
Just to feel good inside
C D F A Am
I want to feel good inside
How to play Feeling 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.