Good As Gone
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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: GCapotraste:
2nd traste
[Intro]
C G Em D (x2)
[Verse 1]
C G
I can't catch a breath
Em D
Walls are closing in, I'm in a sweat
C G
Searching for a light
Em D
But everywhere I reach, I feel a bite
C G
Terror running in my head
Em D C G Em D
Creeping through my veins, I want to get so far away, oh
[Verse 2]
C G
I can't keep a step
Em D
Ground is falling out, I'm in a web
C G
Body tensing up
Em D
I can't kick the fear, it's like a drug
C G
Will I ever feel the light?
Em D C G Em
This can't be the end, I just don't know how to break, oh
[Chorus]
D C
Em D
Oh God, it's heavy
G C
This ocean of alarm
Em D
Don't leave me buried
G C
I can't be good as gone
Em D
Oh God, it's heavy
G C
This ocean of uncalm
Em D
Can I be carried
G C G Em D
Before I'm good as
[Verse 3]
C G
I can't hear a sound
Em D
For crying out loud, I'm going down
C G
Silence is a curse
Em D
Get a little bit, but then I'm worse
C G
I just want to feel alive
Em D C G Em
But everywhere I turn I just feel so out of place, oh
[Chorus]
D C
Em D
Oh God, it's heavy
G C
This ocean of alarm
Em D
Don't leave me buried
G C
I can't be good as gone
Em D
Oh God, it's heavy
G C
This ocean of uncalm
Em D
Can I be carried
G
Before I'm good as
[Instrumental]
C Em D G (x4)
[Bridge]
C Em D
G C Em D
I wear the burden of a thousand proofs
G C Em D
The weight is real and You're out of view
G C Em D
Can this affliction be mine to lose?
G C
I wear the burden of a thousand proofs
Em D G C
Just take it all, it all, it all, it all, it all, it all, it all
Em D G C Em
Just lift it all, it all, it all, it all, it all, it all, it all, it all
D G Em
It's going on, and on, and on, and on, and on, and on, oh
[Chorus]
D C
Em D
Oh God, it's heavy
G C
This ocean of alarm
Em D
But I won't stay buried
G C
That ghost is good as gone
Em D
Oh God, it's heavy
G C
This ocean of uncalm
Em D
It's Yours to carry
G
That ghost is good as
How to play Good As Gone
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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.