Good Good Father

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[Intro]
G   Gsus4   G(x2)
[Verse 1]
Oh, IG've heard a Gsus4thousand Gstories
GOf what they Gsus4think You're Glike
GBut, I've heard the Gsus4tender Gwhisper
GOf love in the Gsus4dead of Gnight
And You tCell me G/Bthat You're pleased
And that Am7I'm never alDoneDsus4  D  
[Chorus]
You're a Good, Good Cadd9Father
It's who You areG/B  
It's who You areAm7  
It's who you areD  
And I'm loved by Cadd9You
It's who I amG/B  
It's who I amAm7  
It's who I amD  Dsus4  D  
[Verse 2]
Oh, and GI've seen Gsus4many sGearching
GFor answers Gsus4far and Gwide
But GI know Gsus4we're all Gsearching
For ansGwers only Gsus4You prGovide
‘Cause You kCnow just G/Bwhat we need
Before Am7we, say a woDrdDsus4  
[Chorus]
You're a Good, Good Cadd9Father
It's who You areG/B  
It's who You areAm7  
It's who you areD  
And I'm loved by Cadd9You
It's who I amG/B  
It's who I amAm7  
It's who I amD  Dsus4  D  
[Bridge]
‘Cause You are pCadd2erfect in all of your wEm7ays
Am7Perfect in all of your wGays
You are pCadd9erfect in all of Your wEm7ays to Dus
You are pCadd9erfect in all of your wEm7ays
Oh, You’re peAm7rfect in all of your wGays
You are pCadd2erfect in all of Your wEm7ays to Dus
[Verse 3]
Oh, it’s a Glove so Gsus4un-deGniable
GI, I can Gsus4hardly Gspeak
GPeace so Gsus4un-explGainable
N.C.
I, I can hardly think
As You cCall me dG/Beeper still
As You Am7call me dG/Beeper still
As You cCall me dG/Beeper still
Into Am7love, love, lDove
[Tag] (x4)
You're a Good, Good Cadd9Father
It's who You areG/B  
It's who You areAm7  
It's who you areD  
And I'm loved by Cadd9You
It's who I amG/B  
It's who I amAm7  
It's who I amD  Dsus4  D  
[Outro]
Cadd9 G/B Am7 D Cadd9
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The story behind the song

"Good Good Father" is a song celebrating the goodness of God throughout one's life. It expresses a deep sense of gratitude and acknowledgment for divine benevolence. Chris Tomlin, known for his contemporary Christian music, released this as a single from his album Never Lose Sight. Playing this song is an opportunity to channel feelings of thankfulness and spiritual affirmation.

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