Good Heart - David Ramirez

Good Heart

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verse 1
 
C/G
I got money problems
F C/G
Which lead to drinking problems
F C/G
Those turn to sleeping all day problems
G
Which make me want to do it all over again
C/G
They say that I should talk to someone
F C/G
Well I think someone should talk to me
F
I got a quarter for the jukebox
C/G
A dollar for a beer
G
And someone should buy the whiskey
 
[Refrão] F C/G
Don't say I got a good heart
F C/G
While everything is falling apart
Am
Aw baby, just admit it
F C/G G
You fell in love with a lost art
F C/G
Yeah, honey, I'm a ghost town
F C/G
Pretty charming 'til you come around
Am
Well, once upon a time
F
People like mine
C/G G F
Used to shine, shine, shine
F
But I know my part
F
So don't even start
F C/G
About my good heart
 
verse 2
C/G
Mother told me, "don't ever trust a woman"
F C/G
And by golly was she ever right
F C/G
I bought you a shot of Jameson
G
And now you're acting like you're my wife
C/G
Claiming you know all about me
F C/G
Claiming that we're both so much alike
F
Well, honey, let's be real
C/G G
All that you feel is the heat from the spotlight
 
[Refrão] F C/G
Don't say I got a good heart
F C/G
While everything is falling apart
Am
Aw baby, just admit it
F C/G G
You fell in love with a lost art
F C/G
Yeah, honey, I'm a ghost town
F C/G
Pretty charming 'til you come around
Am
Well, once upon a time
F
People like mine
C/G G F
Used to shine, shine, shine
F
But I know my part
F
So don't even start
F C/G
About my good heart
 
Bridge
Am F
Oh, don't you look so cute
C/G F
When you don't have a leg to stand on
Am F
There's nothing you can do
G
To right all my wrongs
 
Instrumental
C/G F C/G F C/G G
 
[Refrão] F C/G
Don't say I got a good heart
F C/G
While everything is falling apart
Am
Aw baby, just admit it
F C/G G
You fell in love with a lost art
F C/G
Yeah, honey, I'm a ghost town
F C/G
Pretty charming 'til you come around
Am
Well, once upon a time
F
People like mine
C/G G F
Used to shine, shine, shine

How to play Good Heart

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What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is C/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.

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