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Red Sovine – Im Just Lucky I Guess Chords on Piano & Ukulele

Updated January 8, 2026

ChordsD D7 G C

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[Intro]
D  D7  G

[Chorus]
         G
She's my girl she's my world
         C
she's my life to me
         D7
She's my girl she's my world
         G
she's my wife to be
             G
She makes me act'n'dress my best
         C
Keeps me filled with
the happiness
        D7
I don't know I'm just -
        G
lucky I guess

[Verse 1]
What a lucky day it
           C
was when I met her
       D7
What a lucky street to
              G
meet with the best
But don't ask me how
          C
I come to win her
        D7
I don't know I'm just -
        G
lucky I guess

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[Chorus]
         G
She's my girl she's my world
         C
she's my life to me
         D7
She's my girl she's my world
         G
she's my wife to be
             G
She makes me act'n'dress my best
         C
Keeps me filled with the happiness
        D7
I don't know I'm just -
        G
lucky I guess

[Break]
D  D7  G

[Verse 2]
         G
She will give me memories
      C
extra special
         D7
She's so different not
             G
like all the rest
        G
Since I met her how I've changed
            C
She's gonna let me change her name
        D7
I don't know I'm just -
        G
lucky I guess

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[Chorus]
         G
She's my girl she's my world
         C
she's my life to me
         D7
She's my girl she's my world
         G
she's my wife to be
             G
She makes me act'n'dress my best
         C
Keeps me filled with the happiness
        D7
I don't know I'm just -
        G
lucky I gueeeeess

How to play Im Just Lucky I Guess: key, chords and progression

These are the chords for Im Just Lucky I Guess by Red Sovine on Piano, Ukulele, Guitar, and Keyboard

Im Just Lucky I Guess by Red Sovine sits in G major (one sharp: F♯), and you need 4 chords to play it: D, D7, G and C.

Most of the song cycles through D7 – G – C – D7 (V7 – I – IV – V7 in G major). In solfa, that is soh – doh – fah – soh. Get these 4 changes smooth and the rest comes quickly.

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