Good To Know
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Verse 1:
F# C# Ab
Hello, old friend.
I know it's been a while.
F# C# Ab
I'm here again,
F#
And it won't be the last time
(F#) C# Ab
I fall apart,
Ebm
But you won't let me get too far.
F#
You're speaking to my heart.
Chorus 1:
C# Ab
It's good to know, it's good to feel the arms of grace
Bbm F#
To know that my mistakes are covered by your love
C# Ab
It's good to know, it's good to see that you won't change
Bbm F#
When it's said and done, You'll always be enough.
Ebm Ab
To know that I can always come back home.
F# C# Ab
It's good to know. Whoa-oh-oh-oh
F# C# Ab
It's good to know. Whoa-oh-oh-oh
Verse 2:
F# C# Ab
Goodbye, old me.
Yeah there's so much more that
F# C# Ab
I know I could be
F# C# Ab
So take my worries with you when you leave
Ebm
There's hope that I am counting on
F#
Cuz I'm never too far gone.
Chorus 2:
C# Ab
It's good to know, it's good to feel the arms of grace
Bbm F#
To know that my mistakes are covered by your love
C# Ab
It's good to know, it's good to see that you won't change
Bbm F#
When it's said and done, you'll always be enough
Ebm Ab
To know that I can always come back home
F# C# Ab
It's good to know. Whoa-oh-oh-oh
Bridge:
Ebm
It's good to know that there's a second chance
F#
Know that it's all in your hands
C# Ab
Even if I just don't understand
Ebm
Cuz I know that I will be alright
F#
And finally see the other side
C# Ab
It takes the darkness to open up your eyes
F#
Sometimes...
C# Ab
It's good to know, It's good to know
Bbm F#
I'm covered by your love.
Chorus 3:
C# Ab
It's good to know, It's good to see that you won't change
Bbm F#
When it's said and done, you'll always be enough
Ebm Ab
To know that I can always come back home
Ebm Ab
To know that You will never let me go
F# C# Ab
It's good to know. Whoa-oh-oh-oh
F# C# Ab
It's good to know. Whoa-oh-oh-oh
F# C# Ab
It's good to know-oh-oh-oh-oh
F# C# Ab
It's good to know. Whoa-oh-oh-oh
How to play Good To Know
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is F#. 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.