Good Thing Windin Down
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verse 1
G
Don't hold me
D
If you don't mean it
C G
'Cause I'm tired of waistin' my time on things set on leavin'
G C
Don't kiss me
G D
If it really hurts you
C G C G
Though I can't see how you could change after all that we've been through
[Refrão]
D G C G
I reckon it's time for a good thing to wind on down
C
But it kills me to see
G
That you don't give a damn about me
D
Oh I'd die for the chance we could be
D7 G
Like we were when the summer was right
C
But you can't bring back days
G
Or nights that you've done danced away
C G D
I keep hopin' that maybe you'll stay
G
Don't leave me here lonely tonight
Instrumental: C G C G D D7 G C G
verse 2
G
In my dreams
D
We're always laughin'
C G
But I wake up to find that that very rarely happens
C
So go on and leave me
G D
If it'd really please you
C G C G
You'll be hard pressed to find you a man that will treat you like I do
[Refrão]
D G C G
But I reckon it's time for a good thing to wind on down
C
But it kills me to see
G
That you don't give a damn about me
D
Oh I'd die for the chance we could be
G
Like we were when the summer was right
C
But you can't bring back days
G
Or nights that you've done danced away
D
I keep hopin' that maybe you'll stay
G
Don't leave me here lonely tonight
How to play Good Thing Windin Down
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is 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.