Good Stuff - Grace Enger

Good Stuff

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Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste: Sem capotraste
[Intro]
Cmaj7 C C Cm7 C7 Am C Cm7 C7 Am C
 
[Verse]
C Cmaj7 C7 Am C
I don't know how to hate you, I don't know how to try
C Cmaj7 C7 Am C
I don't know how to blame you, so I make the blame all mine
C Cmaj7 C7 Am C
The conversations in these walls, they only have one side I know
C Cmaj7 C7 Am C
And all of them make you special, all of them make you kind
 
[pre chorus]
Fsus2 Gsus4
Wish that I could see you as the bad guy
Fsus2 Gsus4 C C
When the tears are blurring up in my eyes
 
[Chorus]
C Am7 Fmaj7
All the rest of us
C Am7 Fmaj7
Always comes back up
Am7 Abm7 Fmaj7
When I think of ya
Fmaj7 C
It’s the good stuff
Am7 Fmaj7 C
It’s the good stuff
 
[Verse]
C Cmaj7
Maybe I was a taxi
Gm C7 Am C
Driving with the bright light on
C Cmaj7
Big brown eyes that would invite
C7 Am
You in to do me wrong
C Cmaj7
I wish I couldn’t see your flesh and bones
Gm Am C
Wish I never saw your family home
C Cmaj7 Gm
Cuz all of it makes you human
Gm C Am
And that only makes it worse
 
[pre chorus]
C Gsus4
It’s the only way I fall asleep
C Gsus4
Pretending you were always good for me
 
[Chorus]
Gsus4 Am7 C C
All the rest of us
Gsus4 Am7 C C
Always comes back up
Am7 Abaug C
When I think of ya
C Gsus4
It’s the good stuff
Am7 C
It’s the good stuff
 
C Am7
Hm hm
C Am7
Hm hm
C Am7
Hm hm
C Am7
(Oh)
C Am7 Fm7
Hm hm
 
[Outro]
Fm7 C Cmaj7
I don’t know how to hate you
C Am C
I don’t know how to try
C C
I don’t know how to blame you
C Am Am
So I guess the blame’s all mine

How to play Good Stuff

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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.

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