Good To Be - Mark Ambor

Good To Be

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Intro C
 
[Verso 1]
 
C
Maybe I'm not some chosen one
F
But damnit, I'm my father's son
Am G
And that's something I'm pretty proud to be
C
The colder days have drawn their guns
F
The warmer days are on the run
Am G
And I hate that I'm stuck right in between
 
C G Am G F
(I'll) Turn my grey skies blue
C G Am G F
Just tryna be like you
 
Am C
Going top down in that old Mercedes
F C G
Music loud, go ahead and hate me
Am C F C G
Spare the nickel, I'll just keep the dime
Am C
Find ways to cut the fat
F C G
Hot coffee and a Trident pack
Am C F C G
Damnit, it's so good to be alive
 
[Verso 2]
 
C
Heroes come to save a mess
F
You sewed the holes inside my chest
Am G
And found a way to soak up all the stains
C
Got all my anger bottled up
F
A drop away to fill that cup
Am G
But any more and I might go insane
 
C G Am G F
Oh, I'll turn my grey skies blue
C G Am G F
Just tryna be like you
 
Am C
(Ooh) Going top down in that old Mercedes
F C G
Music loud, go ahead and hate me
Am C F C G
Spare the nickel, I'll just keep the dime
Am C
Find ways to cut the fat
F C G
Hot coffee and a Trident pack
Am C F C G
Damnit, it's so good to be alive
 
Am C F C G
Whistle the Chorus
Am C F C G
Whistle the Chorus
Am C F C G
Whistle the Chorus
 
Final
 
Am C F C G
Damnit, it's so good to be alive He
 
Am
Ey!
 
Final C F C G
Am C F C G

How to play Good To Be

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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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