Pretty Good Year - Tori Amos

Pretty Good Year

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[Intro]
F C Dm Bb
F C Dm Bb
 
[Verse 1]
F C F C
tears on the sleeve of a man
F C F C
don't want to be a boy today
F C F C
heard the eternal footman
F C F C
bought himself a bike to race
 
[Pre-chorus 1]
Bb Csus4 C
and greg he writes letters and burns his cd's
Dm7
they say you were something in those formative years
Bbsus2 Csus4 C
hold onto nothing as fast as you can
 
[Chorus]
F C Dm Bb F C Dm Bb
well, still... pretty good year -- ah... pretty good
 
[Interlude]
F C Dm Bb
 
[Verse 2]
F C F C
maybe a bright sandy beach
F C F C
is gonna bring you back
F C F C
Maybe not so now you're off
F C
you're gonna see america
F
well let me tell you something about
Bb F
A-ne-na-ne-na-ne-na-ne-na-ne-na america (bass only)
 
[Chorus]
F C Dm Bb F C Dm Bb
pretty good year ah... pretty good
 
[Interlude]
F C Dm Bb
 
[Bridge 1]
Bbsus2 C Dm7 Bbsus2
some things are melting now
C Dm7 Bbsus2
some things are melting now... well
 
[Bridge 2]
Eb5 Gb5 Ab5
hey...
Eb5 Gb5 Ab5
well what's it gonna take till my baby's alright
Eb5 Gb5 Ab5
well what's it gonna take till my baby's alright
 
[Interlude]
F C Dm Bb
Ah..
F C Dm Bb
 
[Pre-chorus 2]
Csus4 Bbsus2 Bb
and Greg he writes letters with his birthday pen
F/A Dm7
sometimes he's aware that they're drawing him in
Bbsus2 Csus4
Lucy was pretty your best friend agreed
 
[Chorus]
F C Dm Bb F C Dm Bb
well, still... pretty good year -- ah... pretty good
F C Dm Bb C
ah... pretty good year [last chord, just play the tonic note]

How to play Pretty Good Year

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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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