Turnspit

So Long And Good Luck(Cavaco chords)

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Intro 
A A F#m E D  x2 


verse 1 
A                               D 
  Drinking the cheapest shot of whiskey 
                                 D 
That I could get at this airport bar 
                         F#m 
And flipping through the magazines 
        E                S 
Waiting for my flight to board. 
                               F 
Sit at the back of this puddle jumper 
                               A 
Look out the window and take a picture 
                           F#m 
I can’t sleep so I’ll just sit 
                E 
And think about how goddamn much I 
D                        E             E 
miss her But I know it’s for the better. 


 
A E D I guess I’m moving on F#m But I can’t say that I know how. E Just put one foot out D And pray there’s something A there when I step down. E D I guess this is letting go D So long and good luck F#m E D But if it’s really for the best D then why does it hurt so damn much?
Post Chorus A A F#m E D verse 2 A All my friends and family D A Shake their heads in sympathy F#m The same way that I do E A Not knowing what’s to come of me. D But none of them can truly A Speak with any empathy A about this situation F#m E but the one who’s leaving me D E E The one I had to leave
A E D I guess I’m moving on F#m But I can’t say that I know how. E Just put one foot out D And pray there’s something A there when I step down. E D I guess this is letting go D So long and good luck F#m E D But if it’s really for the best D then why does it hurt so damn much?
Instrumental F#m E D F#m E F#m F#m E D A x2 then F#m E D A E x2 Bridge F#m E D Maybe in five years A E We can see the well F#m we wished each other E D Maybe in ten A You’ll forget my E F#m mother’s middle name E D Maybe in twenty A I won’t remember E your birthday F#m E But when I die D I bet I still A E see your face F#m E D Maybe in five years A E We can see the well F#m we wished each other E D Maybe in ten A You’ll forget my E F#m mother’s middle name E D Maybe in twenty A I won’t remember E your birthday F#m E But when I die D I bet I still D D see your face
A E D I guess I’m moving on F#m But I can’t say that I know how. E Just put one foot out D And pray there’s something A there when I step down. E D I guess this is letting go D So long and good luck F#m E D But if it’s really for the best D then why does it hurt so damn much? A E D I guess I’m moving on F#m But I can’t say that I know how. E Just put one foot out D And pray there’s something A there when I step down. E D I guess this is letting go D So long and good luck F#m E D But if it’s really for the best D then why does it hurt so damn much?

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