Where The Good Parts Are - Mitch James

Where The Good Parts Are

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Intro
 
F Am Bb F
F Dm Bb F
 
[Verso 1]
 
F Am
This world is getting heavy
Bb F
Everywhere you turn
F Dm
I guess that it'd be easier
Bb F
To watch it burn
F Am
But time is passing by
Bb F
Whether you swim or sink
F Dm
So maybe we should focus
Bb F
On the simple things
 
[Refrão]
Dm C
Like a roof over head
Bb F
Wake and make a little love in the bed
Dm C
There's food on the table
Bb F
Laughing, drinking with friends
Dm C
So don't go chasing the end
F Bb
You'll just get stuck at the start
Dm C
Don't you know that the road
Bb F
Is where the good parts are?
Dm C
Don't you know that the road
Bb F
Is where the good parts are?
 
Instrumental
 
Dm C Bb F
Dm C Bb F
 
[Verso 2]
 
F Am
Money's got me running low
Bb F
On dopamine
F Dm
But damn I'm sick and tired
Bb F
Of it controlling me
F Am
But looking at you baby
Bb F
I got all I need
F Dm
We decide how rich in life
Bb F
We wanna be
 
[Refrão]
Dm C
Like a roof over head
Bb F
Wake and make a little love in the bed
Dm C
There's food on the table
Bb F
Laughing, drinking with friends
Dm C
So don't go chasing the end
F Bb
You'll just get stuck at the start
Dm C
Don't you know that the road
Bb F
Is where the good parts are?
Dm C
Don't you know that the road
Bb F
Is where the good parts are?
 
Instrumental
 
Dm C Bb F
Dm C Bb F
Dm C F Bb
 
Dm C
Don't you know that the road
Bb F
Is where the good parts are?
 
Instrumental
 
F Am Bb F
F Dm Bb F
 
Outro
 
F Am
Life is not some riddle
Bb F
You can figure out
F Bb
So try to live and love
Bb F
The place you're at right now

How to play Where The Good Parts Are

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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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