One Thing
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CD: Lucky Ones
Written by: Jack Ingram
Tabbed By: Jason Marbach - Please email all questions to Smoothie7745@hotmail.com
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Intro Lick: Cadd9
e|------------------------------------3-|
B|----3-5---3-5---5----3-5---3-5---5--3-|
G|--5-----4-----0----5-----4-----0----0-|
D|------------------------------------2-|
A|------------------------------------3-|
E|--------------------------------------|
Intro: Intro Lick... G
Verse 1:
G D
I used to be so down and out
G D
I used to be so blue
Am D
Now the only thing I talk about
Am D
And the only thing I do
G D
Is spin around like a school kid
G D
Just off a merry-go-round
Am D
If I'm dizzy, it's 'cus I'm headed
Am C
To the one good thing I've found
Chorus:
G D C
Yeah, one thing is good as gold
G D C
I'm nothing without you to hold
G D C
Yeah, the one thing I know in this world
G D C G
Is that I need you to be my girl
Verse 2:
I got so good at hiding
I couldn't find myself
Yeah, but girl, you've got me smiling
Feeling like somebody else
I guess you changed my makeup
I ain't the same sad clown
Yeah, and ever since you showed up
This ain't the same sad town
Chorus:
G D C
Yeah, one thing is good as gold
G D C
I'm nothing without you to hold
G D C
Yeah, the one thing I know in this world
G D C G
Is that I need you to be my girl
Guitar Solo: Am F C D
Chorus:
G D C
Yeah, one thing is good as gold
G D C
I'm nothing without you to hold
G D C
Yeah, the one thing I know in this world
G D C
Is that I need you to be my girl
G D C
Yeah, the one thing
G D C
Girl, the one thing
Em D Repeat Intro Lick...
Girl, the one thing
How to play One Thing
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is Cadd9. 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.