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[Intro]
   D     Dsus4     Dsus2    D(x2)
[Verse 1]
DHe sees it cAoming from a Gmile awayD  
DHe knows all the Arules by hearGt and so the game is plaDyed
EmHe's trading lF#move for this sGordid night of bliss
[Chorus]
Though Dnothing good, Anothing good could eGver come from tDhis
DNothing good, Anothing good could eGver come from tDhis
[Verse 2]
DYou've seen how Apeople rise in Gtimes of needD  
DForget all their Apettiness, fGorget all their Dgreed
EmBut he can't rF#mise above this Gwarm and reckless kiss
[Chorus]
Though Dnothing good, Anothing good could eGver come from tDhis
[Bridge]
    GFrom this,  only sorrowD  Dsus4  D  
   Em9From this no future, only tGomorrows
[Instrumental]
D     A     G     D
D     A     G     D
Em    F#m   G     G
D     A     G     D
[Verse 3]
DAnd when the Amorning comes Gtumbling Ddown
DNo trace of the nAight before, Git's still the same old Dtown
EmBut deep insidF#me now hides a Gstranger in his midst
[Chorus]
And Dnothing good, Anothing good could eGver come from tDhis
DNothing good, Anothing good could eGver come     Gfrom tDhisDsus4  Dsus2  D  

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Nothing Good

by Ron Sexsmith

Lyrics & chords · Original key

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Dsus4

Dsus2

F#m

Em9

[Intro]

D Dsus4 Dsus2 D

(x2)

[Verse 1]

D A G D

He sees it coming from a mile away

D A G D

He knows all the rules by heart and so the game is played

Em F#m G

He's trading love for this sordid night of bliss

[Chorus]

D A G D

Though nothing good, nothing good could ever come from this

D A G D

Nothing good, nothing good could ever come from this

[Verse 2]

D A G D

You've seen how people rise in times of need

D A G D

Forget all their pettiness, forget all their greed

Em F#m G

But he can't rise above this warm and reckless kiss

[Chorus]

D A G D

Though nothing good, nothing good could ever come from this

[Bridge]

G D Dsus4 D

From this, only sorrow

Em9 G

From this no future, only tomorrows

[Instrumental]

D A G D

Em F#m G G

D A G D

[Verse 3]

D A G D

And when the morning comes tumbling down

D A G D

No trace of the night before, it's still the same old town

Em F#m G

But deep inside now hides a stranger in his midst

[Chorus]

D A G D

And nothing good, nothing good could ever come from this

D A G G D Dsus4 Dsus2 D

Nothing good, nothing good could ever come from this

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