The Hurtin Never Felt So Good
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Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste:
2nd traste
* means one strum down
Capo 2
[Intro]
C C7 E7 F
[Verse 1]
C C7
I've tried to be a serious man
E7
I was born with a silver spoon in my mouth
F
And a golden ring on my hand
C C7
And I used to be a woman of class
E7
I put my trials behind me
F
My tribulations in the past
[Chorus]
G
I've been cut down, as though made out of wood
G
My feet have been removed from the place
G7
Where they once stood
C Cmaj7
But the hurtin', oh the hurtin'
Am G F C
Oh the hurtin' never felt so good
C Cmaj7
Oh the hurtin', oh the hurtin'
Am G F G
Oh the hurtin' never felt so good
[Verse 2]
C C7
I fold my hands when I give thanks
E7 F
For everything I once had now belongs to the bank
C C7
No one's gonna kill the fatted calf
E7 F
When I return, they will turn their backs and laugh
[Chorus]
G
I've been cut down, as though made out of wood
G
My feet have been removed from the place
G7
Where they once stood
C Cmaj7
But the hurtin', oh the hurtin'
Am G F C
Oh the hurtin' never felt so good
C Cmaj7
Oh the hurtin', oh the hurtin'
Am G F G
Oh the hurtin' never felt so good
[Bridge]
Dm
This world is filled with hurt
Am C C7
If you want my coat, go ahead and take my shirt
Dm
Cause I'm going to a place
Am F
Where the weather's always warm
C G C
And I hope to meet you there on that morn
[Verse 3]
C C7
But right now, I'm in a waiting room
E7 F
To meet with a doctor who'll refuse to mend my wounds
C C7
He's the same man who'd take me in
E7 F
Before my ribs are cracked and I walked with a limp
[Chorus]
G
I've been cut down, as though made out of wood
G
My feet have been removed from the place
G7
Where they once stood
C Cmaj7
But the hurtin', oh the hurtin'
Am G F C
Oh the hurtin' never felt so good
C Cmaj7
Oh the hurtin', oh the hurtin'
Am G F G
Oh the hurtin' never felt so good
G* C
It never felt so good
How to play The Hurtin Never Felt So 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.