
Good To Me
Florida Georgia Line
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Tom : G
| C G | Em D | (2x)
[Verse 1]
C G Em
I burn some rubber off a truck tire, started me some wildfires
D C
Burnt down bridges that I couldn't build back
G Em
Mighta had to learn the hard way, had my share of hard days
D
How the hell I ever make it through all that?
C G
There must’ve been a reason
Em D
And I can't ever think that
[Chorus]
C G Em D
God's been good to me, God’s been good to me
C G Em D
On this front porch with my baby, nowhere else I'd rather be
C G Em D
I can just look around, it ain't hard to see
C D
God's been good, so good to me
[Instrumental]
| C G | Em D |
[Verse 2]
C G Em
Breathless feeling on my lungs with a Technicolor Sunset
D
Settin' like a fire in the night sky
C G Em
And pull her in and get a kiss, little honey on my lips
D
Even sweeter than a drip off a beehive
C G
Closest you can get to perfect
Em D
Heaven knows I don't deserve it
[Chorus]
[Instrumental]
| C G | Em D | (2x)
[Bridge]
C G Em
Yeah, God’s been good, God's been good
D
Been so good to me
C G Em D
Yeah, God's been good, God's been good
[Chorus]
[Próxima Parte]
C D
Yeah, God's been good, so good to me
[Outro]
C G Em
(I burn some rubber off a truck tire, started me some wildfires)
D C
Yes, He has, oh, God's been good to me
G
(Mighta had to learn the hard way)
Em D C
God's been good, so good to me
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