Sure Feels Good
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E
[Verse 1]
E
Don't walk by me mister, what's your name?
E A
Don't tell me 'bout freedom, that's no ga-ame
D A B
If you don't fall into line and don't make fa-ame
E D A
Well it sure feels good, ahh, just the sa-ame
E D A
Baby, it sure feels good, ooh, just the sa-ame
[Verse 2]
E
Come back here and listen, what I say
E A
What I got to tell you, make your day-ay
D A B
You don't convince, my head's not on that way-ay
[Chorus]
E D
You're a man of the year and you got no hair
A
And you think you know it all
E D
Life ain't great and I'm always late
A
But I got no where to fall
D E D A
And it sure feels good, ahh, just the sa-ame
D E D A
Baby, it sure feels good, ooh-ooh-ooh
[Bridge]
E
Give me some time on your telephone line
E
And I'll tell you what you should do
E G
There you go with your medicine show
A F
But you know it sure ain't you
A D
Don't tell me you make it up
B
'Cause your make up seems see-through
[Chorus]
E D
You're a man of the year and you got no hair
A
But you think you know it all
E D
Life ain't great and I'm always late
A
But I got no where to fall
D E D A
And it sure feels good, ahh, just the sa-ame
D E D A
Baby, it sure feels good, ooh-ooh-ooh
[Break]
A E E E E E D A A E D A A E D A A E D A A D A E D
Hit it for me - oooh - move it - one two ...
[Verse 3]
E
Don't walk by me mister, what's your name
E A
And don't tell me 'bout freedom, that's no ga-ame
D A B
If you don't fall into line you won't make fa-ame
[Chorus]
E D
Oh you're a man of the year and you got no hair
A
And you think you know it all
E D
Life ain't great and I'm always late
A
But I got no where to fall
D E D A
And it sure feels good, ahh, just the sa-ame
E D A
Baby, it sure feels good, ooh, that's my ga-ame
[Outro]
E D A
Baby it sure feels good, ooh, just the sa-ame
E D A
Oh, and it sure feels good, ah aaaaaaaaaah
E D A
Feels good Al-right
How to play Sure Feels Good
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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.