Good Luck To You - The Marmalade

Good Luck To You

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Intro C C9 C C7M
Am A9 F
F F/G C
 
C5+
It's sad to see you walk away
C6 C5+
But I can understand
C C5+
I know you never being kind of woman
C6 C7(9)
To make a lot of plans
F7M
So do just what you feel you wanna do
Em7 A7(4)
Don't think about it twice
A7 D7(9)
You got you carrier girl
F/G G7(13-)
Don't need my advice
 
C C5+
We have a lot real good fun
C6 C5+
but shame it had to end
C C5+
It's lucky that never older enough to see
C6 C7(9)
Unpart the best of friends
F7M
I hoped you can find the what you want
Em7 A7(4)
And lucky you came the way
A7 D7(9)
I better sign off now
G7(4) G7
So visions to say
 
C7M Am7
To say good lucky to you
C7M Am7
Good lucky in everything you do
Dm7 G7
You know it mean so much
Dm7 G7
You got that little smile touch
Bb/C
The world is act to fit
C7 F7M Dm7
It gonna make you lucky someday soon somehow
F7M
Until you do
F/G C
Good lucky in everything you do
 
Solo C C7M C6
C7M C C7(9)
 
F7M
I wish you all the best in what you do
Em7 A7(4)
You got the lucky touch
A7 D7(9)
I leave you the carry on
G7(4) G7
But I miss you so much
 
C7M Am7
I wish good lucky to you
C7M Am7
Good lucky in everything you do
Dm7 G7
You know it mean so much
Dm7 G7
You got that little smile touch
Bb/C
The world is act to fit
C7 F7M Dm7
It gonna make you lucky someday soon somehow
F7M
Untill that day
F/G C
Good lucky to you in every way
 
Bb/C
The world is act to fit
C7 F7M Dm7
It gonna make you lucky someday soon somehow
F7M
Until you do
F/G C C/B Am Am/G F C/E Dm C
Good lucky in everything you do

How to play Good Luck To You

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 C. 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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