Good Luck
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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: ACapotraste:
2nd traste
[Verse]
G C G C
Trying to catch a greyhound in Atlanta
G C F#/D G
Waiting on a westbound redeye down on my luck
G C G C
Tried to call you last night from a payphone
G C F#/D G
I think you might have answered but my heart broke up
[Chorus]
G C G F#/D G
You said “I know, ain’t a damn thing I’ll say you’ll believe
G C G F#/D
But I can tell you one thing it ain’t the end of your life
G C G F#/D G
Good luck, you’re gonna need it I know
C G F#/D
Aint no one can carry you it’s time you stood up
C F#/D G
Now hurry child and just get up on your feet
[Verse]
G C G C
I don’t know what I thought you could tell me
G C F#/D G
Maybe you were sorry and that I should come home
G C G C
I realize that I’d only hurt you
G C F#/D G
Still running like in high school with my Neverland smile
[Chorus]
G C G F#/D G
You said “I know, ain’t a damn thing I’ll say you’ll believe
G C G F#/D
But I can tell you one thing it ain’t the end of your life
G C G F#/D G
Good luck, you’re gonna need it I know
C G F#/D
Aint no one can carry you it’s time you stood up
C F#/D G
Now hurry child and just get up on your feet
[Bridge]
G Em D C
I am still running for the door and the childhood echo
G Em D D C G
That if I might be blunt enough to say, has always carried me before
[Verse]
G C G C
I’ve been on the run since I was little
G C F#/D G
Anytime that life got hard well I just packed up
G C G C
So when you told me last week I should leave you
G C F#/D G
I knew we needed time apart so we both could grow up
[Chorus]
G C G F#/D G
You said “I know, ain’t a damn thing I’ll say you’ll believe
G C G F#/D
But I can tell you one thing it ain’t the end of your life
G C G F#/D G
Good luck, you’re gonna need it I know
C G F#/D
Aint no one can carry you it’s time you stood up
C F#/D G
Now hurry child and just get up on your feet
How to play Good Luck
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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.