The Good Stuff Chords by Kenny Chesney
Tempo:
71.65 bpm
Chords used:
D
G
C
Em
Am
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
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[D] [Em] [G]
[C] [G] Well me and my [D] lady had our first big [Em] fight, so I drove around [G] till I saw the neon [C] lights of a corner [G] bar, and it just seemed right, so [A] I pulled up.
[G] Not a soul [D] around but the old [Em] barkeep down at the [D] end, looking half [C] asleep.
But he walked [G] up and said, why let [Am] me?
I said, the good stuff.
[C] He didn't reach [D] around for the whiskey, [C] he didn't pour [D] me a beer, [C] his blue eyes [D] kind of went misty.
[Em] He said, you can't find that here.
[D] Well, since the first long kiss on the second [Em] date, mama's all [G] worried when you get home [C] late.
Dropping the [G] ring in the spaghetti plate, cause your hands are shaking so much.
And it's the way that she [D] looked with her rice in her [Em] hair, eating burnt [G] suppers the whole first [C] year, and asking for [G] seconds to keep her from tearing up.
Yeah man, that's the good [D] stuff.
[C] [G] He grabbed a carton of [D] milk and he poured a [Em] glass, and I [D] smiled and said, I'll have some of that.
[C] We sat there and [G] talked as an hour [Am] passed like old friends.
[G] Saw a black and white [D] picture and it caught my [Em] stare, it was a pretty [D] girl with blue fond [C] hair.
He said, that's my [G] bond, taken about a [Am] year after we wed.
[C] He said, I spent five [D] years in the bar [C] when the cancer [D] took her from me.
[C] But I've been [D] sober three years now, [A] cause the one thing stronger than the whiskey [G] was the sight of her [D] holding our baby [Em] girl.
The way she adored [G] that string of [C] pearls I gave her the day [G] that our young boy Earl [Am] married his high school [G] love.
And it's a new t-shirt [D] saying I'm a grandpa, [Em] been right [G] there as our time got [C] small.
And holding her hand [G] when the good Lord [Am] called her up.
Yeah [G] man, that's the good [D] stuff.
[C] [G] [D]
[C] [D] He said, when you get home [G] she'll start to cry, [D] when she says I'm sorry, [G] say so am I.
Look into [Em] those eyes so [C] deep in love, [D] drink it up.
Cause that's the good stuff.
[G]
That's the good [D] stuff.
[C]
[C] [G] Well me and my [D] lady had our first big [Em] fight, so I drove around [G] till I saw the neon [C] lights of a corner [G] bar, and it just seemed right, so [A] I pulled up.
[G] Not a soul [D] around but the old [Em] barkeep down at the [D] end, looking half [C] asleep.
But he walked [G] up and said, why let [Am] me?
I said, the good stuff.
[C] He didn't reach [D] around for the whiskey, [C] he didn't pour [D] me a beer, [C] his blue eyes [D] kind of went misty.
[Em] He said, you can't find that here.
[D] Well, since the first long kiss on the second [Em] date, mama's all [G] worried when you get home [C] late.
Dropping the [G] ring in the spaghetti plate, cause your hands are shaking so much.
And it's the way that she [D] looked with her rice in her [Em] hair, eating burnt [G] suppers the whole first [C] year, and asking for [G] seconds to keep her from tearing up.
Yeah man, that's the good [D] stuff.
[C] [G] He grabbed a carton of [D] milk and he poured a [Em] glass, and I [D] smiled and said, I'll have some of that.
[C] We sat there and [G] talked as an hour [Am] passed like old friends.
[G] Saw a black and white [D] picture and it caught my [Em] stare, it was a pretty [D] girl with blue fond [C] hair.
He said, that's my [G] bond, taken about a [Am] year after we wed.
[C] He said, I spent five [D] years in the bar [C] when the cancer [D] took her from me.
[C] But I've been [D] sober three years now, [A] cause the one thing stronger than the whiskey [G] was the sight of her [D] holding our baby [Em] girl.
The way she adored [G] that string of [C] pearls I gave her the day [G] that our young boy Earl [Am] married his high school [G] love.
And it's a new t-shirt [D] saying I'm a grandpa, [Em] been right [G] there as our time got [C] small.
And holding her hand [G] when the good Lord [Am] called her up.
Yeah [G] man, that's the good [D] stuff.
[C] [G] [D]
[C] [D] He said, when you get home [G] she'll start to cry, [D] when she says I'm sorry, [G] say so am I.
Look into [Em] those eyes so [C] deep in love, [D] drink it up.
Cause that's the good stuff.
[G]
That's the good [D] stuff.
[C]
Key:
D
G
C
Em
Am
D
G
C
_ [D] _ _ _ _ [Em] _ _ [G] _
_ _ [C] _ _ [G] Well me and my [D] lady had our first big [Em] fight, so I drove around [G] till I saw the neon [C] lights of a corner [G] bar, and it just seemed right, so [A] I pulled up.
[G] Not a soul [D] around but the old [Em] barkeep down at the [D] end, looking half [C] asleep.
But he walked [G] up and said, why let [Am] me?
I said, the good stuff.
_ [C] He didn't reach [D] around for the whiskey, [C] he didn't pour [D] me a beer, [C] his blue eyes [D] kind of went misty.
[Em] He said, you can't find that here.
[D] Well, since the first long kiss on the second [Em] date, mama's all [G] worried when you get home [C] late.
Dropping the [G] ring in the spaghetti plate, cause your hands are shaking so much.
And it's the way that she [D] looked with her rice in her [Em] hair, eating burnt [G] suppers the whole first [C] year, and asking for [G] seconds to keep her from tearing up.
Yeah man, that's the good [D] stuff.
_ [C] _ _ _ [G] He grabbed a carton of [D] milk and he poured a [Em] glass, and I [D] smiled and said, I'll have some of that.
[C] We sat there and [G] talked as an hour [Am] passed like old friends.
_ [G] Saw a black and white [D] picture and it caught my [Em] stare, it was a pretty [D] girl with blue fond [C] hair.
He said, that's my [G] bond, taken about a [Am] year after we wed.
_ [C] He said, I spent five [D] years in the bar [C] when the cancer [D] took her from me.
[C] But I've been [D] sober three years now, [A] cause the one thing stronger than the whiskey [G] was the sight of her [D] holding our baby [Em] girl.
The way she adored [G] that string of [C] pearls I gave her the day [G] that our young boy Earl [Am] married his high school [G] love.
And it's a new t-shirt [D] saying I'm a grandpa, [Em] been right [G] there as our time got [C] small.
And holding her hand [G] when the good Lord [Am] called her up.
Yeah [G] man, that's the good [D] stuff.
_ [C] _ _ _ _ [G] _ _ [D] _
_ [C] _ _ _ [D] He said, when you get home [G] she'll start to cry, [D] when she says I'm sorry, [G] say so am I.
Look into [Em] those eyes so [C] deep in love, _ [D] drink it up. _
Cause that's the good stuff.
_ _ [G] _ _ _
That's the good [D] stuff.
_ [C] _ _ _
_ _ [C] _ _ [G] Well me and my [D] lady had our first big [Em] fight, so I drove around [G] till I saw the neon [C] lights of a corner [G] bar, and it just seemed right, so [A] I pulled up.
[G] Not a soul [D] around but the old [Em] barkeep down at the [D] end, looking half [C] asleep.
But he walked [G] up and said, why let [Am] me?
I said, the good stuff.
_ [C] He didn't reach [D] around for the whiskey, [C] he didn't pour [D] me a beer, [C] his blue eyes [D] kind of went misty.
[Em] He said, you can't find that here.
[D] Well, since the first long kiss on the second [Em] date, mama's all [G] worried when you get home [C] late.
Dropping the [G] ring in the spaghetti plate, cause your hands are shaking so much.
And it's the way that she [D] looked with her rice in her [Em] hair, eating burnt [G] suppers the whole first [C] year, and asking for [G] seconds to keep her from tearing up.
Yeah man, that's the good [D] stuff.
_ [C] _ _ _ [G] He grabbed a carton of [D] milk and he poured a [Em] glass, and I [D] smiled and said, I'll have some of that.
[C] We sat there and [G] talked as an hour [Am] passed like old friends.
_ [G] Saw a black and white [D] picture and it caught my [Em] stare, it was a pretty [D] girl with blue fond [C] hair.
He said, that's my [G] bond, taken about a [Am] year after we wed.
_ [C] He said, I spent five [D] years in the bar [C] when the cancer [D] took her from me.
[C] But I've been [D] sober three years now, [A] cause the one thing stronger than the whiskey [G] was the sight of her [D] holding our baby [Em] girl.
The way she adored [G] that string of [C] pearls I gave her the day [G] that our young boy Earl [Am] married his high school [G] love.
And it's a new t-shirt [D] saying I'm a grandpa, [Em] been right [G] there as our time got [C] small.
And holding her hand [G] when the good Lord [Am] called her up.
Yeah [G] man, that's the good [D] stuff.
_ [C] _ _ _ _ [G] _ _ [D] _
_ [C] _ _ _ [D] He said, when you get home [G] she'll start to cry, [D] when she says I'm sorry, [G] say so am I.
Look into [Em] those eyes so [C] deep in love, _ [D] drink it up. _
Cause that's the good stuff.
_ _ [G] _ _ _
That's the good [D] stuff.
_ [C] _ _ _