Have A Good One
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Capo 3rd Fret (To Match Recording)
Intro: (G) (G)
Have a (G) good one
She told me
As (G7) she walked a(C)way
What a (D) fine time to tell me
To have a (G) nice day (D)
She's (G) gone now
But the words she (G7) said
Still (C) linger on and (Am7) on
Have a (G) good one
Thought I had one
(D7) I guess I was (G) wrong
(C) She could've said, "I'm (Am) Sorry"
(G) Or, "Darlin', (D) please don't (G) cry"
But (Em) now there's tears
(A) Each time I hear
(C) That cheerful good(D)bye
It's (G) over
But over and (G7) over
It (C) echos on and (Cm) on
Have a (G) good one
Thought I had one
(D7) I guess I was (G) wrong
(C) She could've said, "I'm (Am) Sorry"
(G) Or, "Darlin', (D) please don't (G) cry"
But (Em) now there's tears
(A) Each time I hear
(C) That cheerful good(D)bye
It's (G) over
But over and (G7) over
It (C) echos on and (Cm) on
Have a (G) good one
Thought I had one
(D7) I guess I was (G) wrong
Have a (C) good one
Thought I (G) had one
(D7) I guess I was (G) wrong
How to play Have A Good One
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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.