Chords for Robert Earl Keen Performs "Feelin' Good Again" | Southern Living
Tempo:
62.15 bpm
Chords used:
D
G
Em
C
Bm
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
How do I like my biscuits?
I like them really hot and where they open up just perfectly in the middle,
not where they open up like on the bottom or on the top so much, you know.
And I like them when they open up perfectly in the middle and then you drop some butter on it and you close them back up
and it melts like within 30 seconds, right?
Then as far as like, you know, the jam or something, I just like
[G] strawberry jam.
[Bm] [Em]
[D] Standing [G] down on Main [Bm] Street across the Mr.
Blues in my [Em] faded leather jacket, my weathered brogand [D] shoes.
The chill north wind was blowing, the [Bm] spring was coming on, as [Em] I wondered to myself [D] just how long I had been gone.
I [C] strolled across old Main Street, [D] walked down a flight of stairs, [G] stepped into the [C] hall and saw all my friends were there.
[G] A neon sign was [D] flashing, welcome, come on in, [C] feel so [D] good, feeling good again.
[Bm]
[Em] [D] My favorite band was playing [Bm] a notice-reading song.
[Em] When they sang the chorus, [D] everybody sang along.
Dan and Margarita were [Bm] swaying side by side.
[Em] I heard they were divorcing, [D] but I guess I let it [C] slide.
And I wish I had some money [D] with which to buy a round.
[G] I wish to cash my [C] paycheck before I came to [G] town.
But I reached in my pocket, [D] found three twenties and a [C] ten.
Feel [G] so good, feeling good again.
[Bm] [Em] [D]
[G] There was old man Perkins [Bm] sitting on a stool, [Em] watching Butch and Jimmy [D] John, talking loud and playing [G] pool.
The boys from Silver City were standing by the [Em] fire, singing like they thought they were [D] the Tabernacle Choir.
[C] And I wanted you to see them all.
[D] I wish that you were there.
I looked across the room and saw [C] you standing on the stair.
[G] And when I caught your eye, [D] I saw you breaking into a grin.
Feel so good, feeling good again.
[Bm]
[Em] [D] [C] And I wanted you to see them all.
[D] I wish that you were there.
I looked across the room and saw you [C] standing on the stair.
[Gm] And when I caught your eye, I [D] saw you breaking into a grin.
Feel so good, feeling good again.
[C] Feel so [D] good, feeling good again.
[Bm] [Em] [D] [G] [N]
I like them really hot and where they open up just perfectly in the middle,
not where they open up like on the bottom or on the top so much, you know.
And I like them when they open up perfectly in the middle and then you drop some butter on it and you close them back up
and it melts like within 30 seconds, right?
Then as far as like, you know, the jam or something, I just like
[G] strawberry jam.
[Bm] [Em]
[D] Standing [G] down on Main [Bm] Street across the Mr.
Blues in my [Em] faded leather jacket, my weathered brogand [D] shoes.
The chill north wind was blowing, the [Bm] spring was coming on, as [Em] I wondered to myself [D] just how long I had been gone.
I [C] strolled across old Main Street, [D] walked down a flight of stairs, [G] stepped into the [C] hall and saw all my friends were there.
[G] A neon sign was [D] flashing, welcome, come on in, [C] feel so [D] good, feeling good again.
[Bm]
[Em] [D] My favorite band was playing [Bm] a notice-reading song.
[Em] When they sang the chorus, [D] everybody sang along.
Dan and Margarita were [Bm] swaying side by side.
[Em] I heard they were divorcing, [D] but I guess I let it [C] slide.
And I wish I had some money [D] with which to buy a round.
[G] I wish to cash my [C] paycheck before I came to [G] town.
But I reached in my pocket, [D] found three twenties and a [C] ten.
Feel [G] so good, feeling good again.
[Bm] [Em] [D]
[G] There was old man Perkins [Bm] sitting on a stool, [Em] watching Butch and Jimmy [D] John, talking loud and playing [G] pool.
The boys from Silver City were standing by the [Em] fire, singing like they thought they were [D] the Tabernacle Choir.
[C] And I wanted you to see them all.
[D] I wish that you were there.
I looked across the room and saw [C] you standing on the stair.
[G] And when I caught your eye, [D] I saw you breaking into a grin.
Feel so good, feeling good again.
[Bm]
[Em] [D] [C] And I wanted you to see them all.
[D] I wish that you were there.
I looked across the room and saw you [C] standing on the stair.
[Gm] And when I caught your eye, I [D] saw you breaking into a grin.
Feel so good, feeling good again.
[C] Feel so [D] good, feeling good again.
[Bm] [Em] [D] [G] [N]
Key:
D
G
Em
C
Bm
D
G
Em
_ _ _ _ _ _ How do I like my biscuits?
I like them really hot and where they open up just perfectly in the middle,
not where they open up like on the bottom or on the top so much, you know.
And I like them when they open up perfectly in the middle and then you drop some butter on it and you close them back up
and it melts like within 30 seconds, right?
Then as far as like, you know, the jam or something, I just like
[G] strawberry jam.
_ _ [Bm] _ _ [Em] _ _ _
[D] _ Standing [G] down on Main [Bm] Street across the Mr.
Blues in my [Em] faded leather jacket, my weathered brogand [D] shoes.
The chill north wind was blowing, the [Bm] spring was coming on, as [Em] I wondered to myself [D] just how long I had been gone.
I [C] strolled across old Main Street, [D] walked down a flight of stairs, [G] stepped into the [C] hall and saw all my friends were there.
[G] A neon sign was [D] flashing, welcome, come on in, [C] feel so [D] good, feeling good again.
[Bm] _
_ [Em] _ _ _ [D] _ My favorite band was playing [Bm] a notice-reading song.
[Em] When they sang the chorus, [D] everybody sang along.
Dan and Margarita were [Bm] swaying side by side.
[Em] I heard they were divorcing, [D] but I guess I let it [C] slide.
And I wish I had some money [D] with which to buy a round.
[G] I wish to cash my [C] paycheck before I came to [G] town.
But I reached in my pocket, [D] found three twenties and a [C] ten.
Feel [G] so good, feeling good again.
_ [Bm] _ _ [Em] _ _ [D] _
_ [G] There was old man Perkins [Bm] sitting on a stool, [Em] watching Butch and Jimmy [D] John, talking loud and playing [G] pool.
The boys from Silver City were standing by the [Em] fire, singing like they thought they were [D] the Tabernacle Choir.
[C] And I wanted you to see them all.
[D] I wish that you were there.
I looked across the room and saw [C] you standing on the stair.
[G] And when I caught your eye, [D] I saw you breaking into a grin.
Feel so good, feeling good again.
_ [Bm] _ _
[Em] _ _ [D] _ _ [C] And I wanted you to see them all.
[D] I wish that you were there.
I looked across the room and saw you [C] standing on the stair.
[Gm] And when I caught your eye, I [D] saw you breaking into a grin.
Feel so good, feeling good again.
[C] Feel so [D] good, feeling good again.
[Bm] _ _ _ [Em] _ _ [D] _ _ _ [G] _ _ _ _ [N] _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
I like them really hot and where they open up just perfectly in the middle,
not where they open up like on the bottom or on the top so much, you know.
And I like them when they open up perfectly in the middle and then you drop some butter on it and you close them back up
and it melts like within 30 seconds, right?
Then as far as like, you know, the jam or something, I just like
[G] strawberry jam.
_ _ [Bm] _ _ [Em] _ _ _
[D] _ Standing [G] down on Main [Bm] Street across the Mr.
Blues in my [Em] faded leather jacket, my weathered brogand [D] shoes.
The chill north wind was blowing, the [Bm] spring was coming on, as [Em] I wondered to myself [D] just how long I had been gone.
I [C] strolled across old Main Street, [D] walked down a flight of stairs, [G] stepped into the [C] hall and saw all my friends were there.
[G] A neon sign was [D] flashing, welcome, come on in, [C] feel so [D] good, feeling good again.
[Bm] _
_ [Em] _ _ _ [D] _ My favorite band was playing [Bm] a notice-reading song.
[Em] When they sang the chorus, [D] everybody sang along.
Dan and Margarita were [Bm] swaying side by side.
[Em] I heard they were divorcing, [D] but I guess I let it [C] slide.
And I wish I had some money [D] with which to buy a round.
[G] I wish to cash my [C] paycheck before I came to [G] town.
But I reached in my pocket, [D] found three twenties and a [C] ten.
Feel [G] so good, feeling good again.
_ [Bm] _ _ [Em] _ _ [D] _
_ [G] There was old man Perkins [Bm] sitting on a stool, [Em] watching Butch and Jimmy [D] John, talking loud and playing [G] pool.
The boys from Silver City were standing by the [Em] fire, singing like they thought they were [D] the Tabernacle Choir.
[C] And I wanted you to see them all.
[D] I wish that you were there.
I looked across the room and saw [C] you standing on the stair.
[G] And when I caught your eye, [D] I saw you breaking into a grin.
Feel so good, feeling good again.
_ [Bm] _ _
[Em] _ _ [D] _ _ [C] And I wanted you to see them all.
[D] I wish that you were there.
I looked across the room and saw you [C] standing on the stair.
[Gm] And when I caught your eye, I [D] saw you breaking into a grin.
Feel so good, feeling good again.
[C] Feel so [D] good, feeling good again.
[Bm] _ _ _ [Em] _ _ [D] _ _ _ [G] _ _ _ _ [N] _
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