On A Good Day
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E A B E A B
E A B
On A Good Day, when I think about her
E A B
I only cry a couple hundred tears
E A B
On A Good Day, when I can?t forget about her
E A B
I can dull the pain with just a couple beers
A B
On A Good Day I can even fake a smile
C# F#m
When somebody says I?m gonna be ok
E B
But as you can plainly see
A E A B
I?m not havin? On A Good Day.
Chorus:
E
So set em up
A B E A B
Here?s a hundred dollars keep em comin? Joe (whoa whoa)
E
When I?ve had enough
A B
Call this number and my brother
C# B A G#
Will pour me in his car and drive me home
F#m G# A B
On A Good Day, I become the kind of man that even I can barely tolerate
E C# B
And as you can plainly see
A E
I?m not havin? On A Good Day.
A
E A B
On A Good Day, I would never crash a party
E A B
Knowin? she?d be there with someone else
E A B
And On A Good Day, I would have stopped before I started
E A B
To make a major fool of myself
A B
On A Good Day, I?d been quick enough to duck
C# F#m
Before her new love punched me in the face
E B
But as you can plainly see
A E A B
I?m not havin? On A Good Day.
Chorus:
E A B
Yeah I only see you Joe
A E
When I?m not havin? A Good Day
No I?m not havin? A Good Day.
How to play On A Good Day
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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.