this good day
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G D C G
Morning sun, and morning glories pouring down the hill
D C
through my window I can feel the ocean breeze
G D
Noisy sparrows fill the oak trees
C G
swallows can't stay still
D C
and in the glad commotion, Lord you speak to me
[Refrão] Em A Asus A Em A Asus A
If rain clouds come, or the cold wind blows
C
You're the one who goes before me
and in my heart I know
G D/F# C
That this good day, it is a gift from you
G D/F#
The world is turning in its place
C
because you made it to
F Am Dsus D
I lift my voice to sing a song of praise
G D C G
on this good day
Verse 2:
G D
I will walk to woodmans cove
C G
the fishing boats are leaving
D C
Seagulls follow just above the water
G D
I will wait until the sunset
C G
brings them home again
D C
rigging lines and anchors in the harbor
[Refrão] Em A Asus A Em A Asus A
If rain clouds come, or the cold wind blows
C D?
You're the one who goes before me
C> D
and in my heart I know
G D/F# C
That this good day, it is a gift from you
G D/F# C
the world is turning in its place because you made it to
F Am Dsus D
I lift my voice to sing a song of praise
C
on this good day
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How to play this good day
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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.