
Good Thing Going
Aaron Watson
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Tom : D
A
For the life of me will her memory
G D
keep on keepin' me awake?
A
This empty pillow by my head
G D
is proof you sleep in the bed that you make
G D
Just like a fool I did nothin',
G D
nothin' short of helpin' her pack
G
Wish I could find a way,
find the words to say
A
To bring my baby back
[Chorus]
G D
I've got a good thing goin',
A D
and she ain't slowin' down
G D/F#
A good thing goin',
A D
showin' no sign of turnin' around
G D
If I could go back, somehow backtrack
G D
I'd undo all I did wrong,
G
but I've got a bad feelin'
A D
my good thing goin' is a good thing gone
[Verse]
A
Thought she'd at least call to say that she was ok
G D
Cause she left me walkin' the floor
A
Maybe she was long gone, long before
G D
she ever set foot out that door
A G
I guess over time the love in her heart
D
was overshadowed by her heartaches
A
She didn't scream or shout, she had it all mapped out,
G D
and she never even tapped the brakes
[Chorus]
G D
I've got a good thing goin',
A D
and she ain't slowin' down
[Próxima Parte]
G D/F#
There goes my life down that highway
A D
All of my dreams slippin' further away
G
from this broken home
D A
I've gotta put the pieces all back together
[Chorus]
G D
I've got a good thing goin',
A D
and she ain't slowin' down
[Próxima Parte]
G D
I've got a good thing goin'
G D
I've got a good thing goin'
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