Get Good
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Intro:
A G D
Verse I:
A
Are the echoes coming back to you
A G
Is wisdom seeing patterns on a loom?
D A
Like a blanket around you
G D A
You were weaving colors, when I saw you
Verse II:
A
Put your velvet on the moonlight
A G
Or have you lost your constellation eyes?
D A
Well you could give it time
G
I wish I could be there
D A
Wish I could make it right
[Refrão]E F#m D A
Don't you worry, you'll soon be on the mend
E F#m D A
That's no trick, that flicker of radiance
E F#m D A
You'll feel lucky darlin', I'm sure of it
E D (Break)
You'll figure it out...and get good again
Verse III:
A
Stone wall run, hills of green
A G
A golden, dusted dandelion scene
D A
A powder soft serene
G D A
Oh it's been so long, since powder soft serene
A G D
Yeah it's been so long
[Refrão]E F#m D A
Don't you worry, you'll soon be on the mend
E F#m D A
That's no trick, that flicker of radiance
E F#m D A
You'll feel lucky darlin', I promise you this
E D (Break)
You'll figure it out...and get good again
A
Na, na, na, na
A G D
Na,na-na, na, na, na, na
Bridge:
Bm A E
You said you don't know why but you don't feel free
Bm A E
You know it's not true but I know what you mean
Bm A E
I want to thank you for being so good to me
D E
I just wanted you to know
Verse IV:
A
Are the echoes coming back to you
A G
Is wisdom seeing patterns on a loom?
D A
Like a blanket around you
G
We'll look out for each other
D A
I'll look out for you
G D
We'll look out for each other
[Refrão]E F#m D A
Don't you worry, you'll soon be on the mend
E F#m D A
That's no trick, that flicker of radiance
E F#m D A
You'll figure it out...yea we’ll get good again
E F#m D A
La, figure it out...then we’ll get good again
E F#m D (break)
La figure it out, Get good again
A
Na, na, na, na
A G D
Na,na-na, na, na, na, na
A
In a dream
A G D A
Like dandelion fields in a dream
A G D A
Like dandelion fields in a dream
How to play Get Good
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is A. 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.