Good Time Music - Beau Brummels

Good Time Music

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Intro:(A cappella)
 
#1.
A
I've been listening to my radio for two
 
or three years.
A
And the music they been playing is so
 
doggone bad that it's offending to my ears.
D
Then the kids come over from the Mersey River..
 
made us look back till then.
A
Well, let's put on our shoes and think about
 
the blues and start all over again.
 
[Refrão]
D
With that good time music..good time music on
A
the radio..(good time music, good time music..)
E D
yes, gimme that good time music..yes, it's back
A
on the radio.
 
#2.
A
I don't want no crying violins, no sax, no slide
 
trombone.
A
I don't want no screaming, 'yeah, yeah, girls', no
 
honking English horns.
D
I don't want no symphony orchestra with the Mormon
 
Tabernacle Choir.
A A7
All I want is a guitar, a 'harp' and drums to set my
 
soul on fire.
 
[Refrão]
D
With that good time music..good time music on
A
the radio..(good time music, good time music..)
E D
yes, gimme that good time music..yes, it's back
A
on the radio.
 
(INTERLUDE:HARMONICA:) A D A E D A
 
#3.
A
I've been listening to my radio for two
 
or three years.
A
And the music they been playing is so
 
doggone bad that it's offending to my ears.
D
Then the kids come over from the Mersey River..
 
made us look back till then.
A
Well, let's put on our shoes and think about
 
the blues and start all over again.
 
[Refrão]
D
With that good time music..good time music on
A
the radio..(good time music, good time music..)
E D
yes, gimme that good time music..yes, it's back
A
on the radio.
 
OUTRO:(A cappella)

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The first identified chord is A. 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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