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Good In Goodbye

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Tempo 80 BPM

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Step 1 / 5Position: 5

1 index2 middle3 ring4 pinkyO open

   A   B   D   E   F#m
e|-5---2---5---7---2-|
B|-5---4---7---9---2-|
G|-6---4---7---9---2-|
D|-7---4---7---9---4-|
A|-7---2---5---7---4-|
E|-5---x---x---x---2-|
[Intro]
B F#m A E
[Verse 1]
F#m
 All the things that we have lost
D
 Breaking up comes at a cost
D                     E
 I know I miss this mistake
F#m
 Every word I try to choose 
D
 Either way I’m gonna lose
A                              E
 Can’t take the ache from heartbreak
[Pre-Chorus]
            D
 But as you walk away
           E
 You don’t hear me say
[Chorus]
B
 Where’s the "good" in "goodbye"?
F#m
 Where’s the "nice" in "nice try"?
A
 Where’s the "us" in "trust" gone?
E
 Where’s the "soul" in "soldier on"?
B
 Now I’m the "low" in "lonely"
F#m
 ‘Cause I don’t own you only
A
 I can take this mistake but
E                                    B       F#m  A  E
 I can’t take the "ache" from "heart break"
[Verse 2]
F#m
 No matter how it falls apart
D
 There’s an “art” in "breaking hearts"
A                              E
 But there’s no “fair” in "farewell"
F#m
 And when I see you in the street
D
 I pray to God you don’t see
A                                 E
 The silent "hell" in "I wish you well"
[Pre-Chorus]
            D
 But as you walk away
           E
 You don’t hear me say
[Chorus]
B
 Where’s the "good" in "goodbye"?
F#m
 Where’s the "nice" in "nice try"?
A
 Where’s the "us" in "trust" gone?
E
 Where’s the "soul" in "soldier on"?
B
 Now I’m the "low" in "lonely"
F#m
 ‘Cause I don’t own you only
A
 I can take this mistake but
E                                    B       F#m  A  E
 I can’t take the "ache" from "heart break"
[Bridge]
      B               F#m
 If I could turn back time
        A                   E
 Then I would rewrite those lines
      B               F#m
 If I could turn back time
   A                   E
 I would rewrite those lines
[Chorus]
B
 Where’s the "good" in "goodbye"?
F#m
 Where’s the "nice" in "nice try"?
A
 Where’s the "us" in "trust" gone?
E
 Where’s the "soul" in "soldier on"?
B
 Now I’m the "low" in "lonely"
F#m
 ‘Cause I don’t own you only
A
 I can take this mistake but
E                                    B       F#m  A  E
 I can’t take the "ache" from "heart break"
[Outro]
      B               F#m
 If I could turn back time
        A                   E
 Then I would rewrite those lines

Good In Goodbye chords and lyrics

Free chords for Good In Goodbye by The Script. Scroll the interactive sheet above or read the chord names inline below.

[Intro]
B F#m A E
[Verse 1]
[Pre-Chorus]
[Chorus]
[Verse 2]
[Pre-Chorus]
[Chorus]
[Bridge]
[Chorus]
[Outro]

Good In Goodbye Chords by The Script

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What key is "Good In Goodbye" in?

The chords for "Good In Goodbye" show the original chord names (including A, B, D, E, F#m, G). Use transpose to move the song into any key that fits your voice or capo.