Good-Bye Bad Times
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Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste: Sem capotraste
[Intro]
C F x4
Gm Eb Bb F Bb Eb Bb F x4
Gm Eb Bb F Bb Eb Bb F
Goodbye bad times
[Verse]
Gm Eb Bb F
I'm going to change my luck tonight
Bb Eb F
Don't want to cry anymore
Gm Eb Bb F
I'm going to take what fortune brings
Bb Eb F
I'm going to make my own law
[Chorus]
Gm Eb Bb F
Goodbye bad times
Bb Eb F
Goodbye ever more
Gm Eb Bb F
Goodbye bad times
Bb Eb F
I'm going to walk out your door
Gm Eb Bb F Bb Eb Bb F
Gm Eb Bb F Bb Eb Bb F
[Instrumental]
N.C.
[Verse]
Gm Eb Bb F
I think I'm happy now
Bb Eb F
And I think I'm in love
Gm Eb Bb F
I'm free at last somehow
Bb Eb F
I'm going to stay here above
[Chorus]
Gm Eb Bb F
Goodbye bad times
Bb Eb F
Goodbye ever more
Gm Eb Bb F
Goodbye bad times
Bb Eb F
I'm going to walk out your door
[Bridge]
C7sus4 F
Ooh and now the sun is shining down
C7sus4 F
Ooh the way that I foresaw
C7sus4 F
Ooh and if I have to face the clouds
C7sus4 F
Ooh I'll beat them like before
[Chorus]
Gm Eb Bb F
Goodbye bad times
Bb Eb F
Goodbye ever more
Gm Eb Bb F
Goodbye bad times
Bb Eb F
I'm going to walk out your door
[Instrumental]
F Eb
F Ab
F Eb Dm
Eb
Gm Eb Bb F Bb Eb Bb F
Gm Eb Bb F Bb Eb Bb F
Gm Eb Bb F Bb Eb Bb F
Gm Eb Bb F Bb Eb Bb F
[Bridge]
C7sus4 F
Ooh and now the sun is shining down
C7sus4 F
Ooh the way that I foresaw
C7sus4 F
Ooh and if I have to face the clouds
C7sus4 F
Ooh I'll beat them like before
[Outro]
N.C.
Goodbye bad times
N.C.
Goodbye ever more
N.C.
Goodbye bad times
N.C.
I'm going to walk out your door
Gm Eb Bb F
Goodbye bad times
Bb Eb F
Goodbye ever more
Gm Eb Bb F
Goodbye bad times
Bb Eb F
I'm going to walk out your door
Gm Eb Bb F
Goodbye bad times
Bb Eb F
Goodbye ever more
Gm Eb Bb F
Goodbye bad times
Bb Eb F
I'm going to walk out your door
Gm Eb Bb F
Goodbye bad times
Bb Eb F
Goodbye ever more
Gm Eb Bb F
Goodbye bad times
Bb Eb F
I'm going to walk out your door
How to play Good-Bye Bad Times
Use the controls above to change the key and text size. Follow the highlighted chords while listening, then practice each section slowly before playing at the original tempo.
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.