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Ashley McBryde – Good Ole Friend Of Mine Piano & Ukulele Chord Progression and Tab

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This is the chord progression of Good Ole Friend Of Mine by Ashley McBryde on Piano, Ukulele, Guitar and Keyboard.

[Intro]
G Cadd9 D Asus4 Dsus4 D Asus4 D
G Cadd9 D Asus4 Dsus4 D Asus4 D

[Verse 1]
G Cadd9
I’m a dreamer and a writer,
D G
a lover and a liar,
G Cadd9 D Asus4 Dsus4 D Asus4 D
and I’ve been accused of wasting’ too much time
G Cadd9
And I’m just glad I’m breathin’,
D G/B D
I’m barely breaking even,
Cadd9 D G
just gettin’ by is a Good Ole Friend of Mine
Cadd9 D Asus4 Dsus4 D Asus4 D
G Cadd9 D Asus4 Dsus4 D Asus4 D

[Verse 2]
G Cadd9
There ain’t a thing I don’t know,
D G
about flyin’ solo,
G Cadd9 D Asus4 Dsus4 D Asus4 D
and I’ve been known to disappear from time to time.
G Cadd9
There ain’t nothing I can’t outrun,
D G/B D
with my guitar riddin’ shotgun,
Cadd9 D G
and this lonely road, it’s a Good Ole Friend of Mine
Cadd9 D Asus4 Dsus4 D Asus4 D

[Bridge]
G/B D Cadd9
Oh, up all night tries to take its toll on me,
G/B D Cadd9
seem like Sunday mornin’ and Saturday night don’t always agree,
G/B D C C5 C
and that’s alright, I’m in good company
G Cadd9 D Asus4 Dsus4 D Asus4 D

[Verse 3]
G Cadd9
Well I’m the one that you get close to,
D G
even though you ain’t supposed to,
G Cadd9 D Asus4 Dsus4 D Asus4 D
ain’t no way in Hell I can walk a line,
G Cadd9
’cause I’m the last sip of whiskey,
D G/B D
ah, you know you’re gonna miss me,
Cadd9 D G Cadd9 D
’cause this moving on, it’s a Good Ole Friend of Mine

[Outro]
G Cadd9 D Asus4 Dsus4 D Asus4 D
It’s a Good Ole Friend of Mi..iii…iii..ine
G Cadd9 D Asus4 Dsus4 D Asus4 D
It’s a Goooooooood Ole Friend of Mine, it’s a Good Ole Friend of Mine
G Cadd9 D Asus4 Dsus4 D Asus4 D G

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How to play Good Ole Friend Of Mine: key, chords and progression

Good Ole Friend Of Mine by Ashley McBryde keeps coming home to G major (one sharp: F♯). You need 8 chords: G, Cadd9, D, Asus4, Dsus4, G/B, C and C5.

The backbone of the song is D – G – Cadd9 – D (V – I – IVadd9 – V in G major). In solfa, that is soh – doh – fah – soh. Practise these 4 changes until they feel natural and you can play most of it.

Beginner-friendly: every chord is an open chord on guitar, so you can play it without a capo or barre chords.