Keep On Keepin On - Jack Ingram

Keep On Keepin On

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tabbed n chorded here by Brock Miller
 
I got this in F using Drop D to facilitate the playing of the electric rhythm
part. Im sure the accoustic part is capoed on the first fret (or its in E and I
am all jacked up on the tuning..
 
the electric rhythm is sorta like this at the start, this sets the "feel" if
you will. Mind you its not exact here. It helps to think of Keith Richards to
get the rhythm right here. Aint Jack hip? hehehe. Anyways, no promises, but
this is a bit of a map.
 
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E-------------------------------------
B-------------------------------------
G-------------------------------------
D-------------------------------------
A-------3-5-3-5-3-5-3-3-5-------------
D--6-5--3-3-3-3-3-3-3-3-3-------------
 
F
Sometimes you get beat up good
Bb
Drive yourself crazy being misunderstood
F
Sometime you wanna throw the towel in
F
But you come out swinging like you just might win
 
F
Keep on keep on keepin on
Bb
push it on down the line
F
keep on keep on keepin on
F C F
keep from gettin further behind
 
F
some days you wonder what it all means
F Bb
some nights it aint as bad as it seems
F
sometimes you think you been had
F
run yourself ragged in a world gone mad
 
F
keep on keep on keepin on
F Bb
push it on down the road
F
keep on keep on keepin on
F C F
still got a ways to go
 
(yeah you gotta)Keep on keep on keepin on
push it on down the line
keep on keep on keepin on
keep from gettin further behind
 
Some things aint meant to be
best things in life are free
and tomorrow is another day
funny how the truth sounds so cliche

How to play Keep On Keepin On

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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.

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