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The Sound Of Music - Something Good

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Capo: 4 (Julie Andrews sings it in C#)
APerhaps I had a wA6icked cAhildhood
E7PerAhaps I had a mA6iserable yE9outh
But somAwhere in my A7wicked, miseDrable Dmpast
There Amust have been a E7moment of tAruthA7  
For hDere you are, sF7tanding there, lAoving me
DWhether or F7not you E9shouldE7  
So soAmewhere in my A7youth or DchildDm6hood
I Amust have done sG#ometE7hing gAood
E7Nothing comes from nC#m7othing
Bm7Nothing ever cDm6ould
So sAomewhere in my youth or cDhildhood
E7I  Amust have done G#someE7thing gAood

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The Sound Of Music - Something Good

by Misc Musicals

Lyrics & chords · Original key

Chords in this song · guitar

Dm6

C#m7

Bm7

Capo: 4 (Julie Andrews sings it in C#)

A A6 A

Perhaps I had a wicked childhood

E7 A A6 E9

Perhaps I had a miserable youth

A A7 D Dm

But somwhere in my wicked, miserable past

A E7 A A7

There must have been a moment of truth

D F7 A

For here you are, standing there, loving me

D F7 E9 E7

Whether or not you should

A A7 D Dm6

So somewhere in my youth or childhood

A G# E7 A

I must have done something good

E7 C#m7

Nothing comes from nothing

Bm7 Dm6

Nothing ever could

A D

So somewhere in my youth or childhood

E7 A G# E7 A

I must have done something good

About The Sound Of Music - Something Good Chords by Misc Musicals

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The chords for "The Sound Of Music - Something Good" show the original chord names (including C, A, A6, E7, E9, A7). Use transpose to move the song into any key that fits your voice or capo.