Good Times Gone
View chords used in this chart
Intro riff:
E--------------------------------------=|
B--------------------------------------=|
G-----0-------0-------0-------0--------=|
D-------0-------0-------0-------0------=|
A-------------------1-----1-3-----3----=|
E---3-----3-1-----1-----------------3--=|
This riff just keeps repeating itself
Then the chorus comes in at about 1:25 or so:
E-----------------|
B-----------------|
G-----------------|
D----8---10---5---|
A----8---10---5---|
E----6----8---3---|
Where the good times gone?
Where the good times gone?
Play that part twice.
E-------------|
B-------------|
G-------------|
D----8---10---|
A----8---10---|
E----6----8---|
All that stupid fun
All that shit we done
Play this part twice
E-----------------|
B-----------------|
G-----------------|
D----8---10---5---|
A----8---10---5---|
E----6----8---3---|
Where the good times gone?
Well I still don't know.
Play this only once this time
This brings us to about 1:52 or so. The chords in the next section are a
simple pattern of G, F, Bb, and C. I like to play them all as power chords
and slide from one to another, but that's my preference.
The next section begins at about 2:04.
This is just the opening riff played over the G, F, Bb, C progression.
The next section begins at about 2:29
E-----------------------------------------------------------------------|
B-----------------------------------------------------------------------|
G------3--------------------------------------3--3---5------------------|
D------3--------------------------------------3--3---5------------------|
A------1--------------------------------------1--1---3------------------|
E----------------------------------------------------3------------------|
You can bribe the devil, you can pray to God. You can sell off every..
The rest of the song is just repeating what's already tabbed out for you.
How to play Good Times Gone
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 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.