Feel A Whole Lot Better Chords

KeyA CapoNone TuningStandard Difficulty Plays428

Feel A Whole Lot Better by The Byrds is a moderately challenging guitar song played in the key of A. It uses the chords A, E, F#m, B, D, Bm and G. Use the transpose and diagram tools on this page to change the key, see each shape, or simplify the chords.

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  					A 
		The reason why,  Oh I can't say 
		                 E                   F#m   B 
		I had to let you go babe, And right away 
		               A                  D       Bm 
		After what you did,  I can't stay on 
 
			Bm                A                E 
			And I`ll probably feel a whole lot better 
			            D     E  A 
			When you're gone 
 
		A 
		Baby for a long time,  You had me believe 
		                       E                                 F#m  B 
		That your love was all mine, And that's the way it would be 
		A                                            D    Bm 
		But I didn't know,  That you were puttin' me on 
 
			Bm                A                E 
			And I`ll probably feel a whole lot better 
			E           D      E              A 
			When you're gone,  Oh when you're gone 
 
		A 
		Now I got to say,  That it's not like before 
		                  E                     F#m    B 
		And I'm not gonna play, You're game any more 
		A                                 D    Bm 
		After what you did,  I can't stay on 
 
			Bm                A                E 
			And I`ll probably feel a whole lot better 
			E           D     E    A 
			When you're gone 
			Bm            A                E 
			I`ll probably feel a whole lot better 
			E           D      E              A 
			When you're gone,  Oh when you're gone 
			E              A            G  A  G  A  G  A 
			Oh when you're gone 
    	

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100 BPM Andante