So Far So Good
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[Intro]
G C G C
[Verse 1]
G Em Am
I think I'm in a world of trouble talk about a worried man
D
I've seen enough women falling out of love
G
To think I got one on my hands
C D G D Em
There must be something going on that I don't know about
C G
I got a feeling before the weekend's over
D G
She'll be moving out
[Chorus]
Em Am G C
Ooh ooh ooh but s--o far she hasn't packed a thing at all
D Em D
She hasn't made the call she must be thinking it over
Am G C
S--o far she hasn't done what I thought she would
D Em D G C G C
S--o far so far so good
[Verse 2]
G Em Am
Oh the nights are the hardest to handle so many things in my head
D G
How much longer can I go on just taking a memory to bed
C D G D Em
I'm so afraid there's somebody else Lord I hope I'm wrong
C G
But I can’t help feeling that one of these mornings
D G
I'll be waking up alone
[Chorus]
Em Am G C
Ooh ooh ooh but s--o far she hasn't packed a thing at all
D Em D
She hasn't made the call she must be thinking it over
Am G C
S--o far she hasn't done what I thought she would
D Em D G
S--o far so far so good
[Solo]
Am G G C Em D
[Outro]
Am G
S--o far
D Am G C G C D C G
S--o far so far so good
How to play So Far So Good
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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.