Good Friday Chords & Tabs
Black Crowes Chords & Tabs
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INTRO
Am D x2
Am D
We've been avoiding this for so long
Am D
Luxury is temporary than it's gone
Am
I thought that we would happen
D
I guess I'm wrong
Am
well say hi on the street,
D
then well move along
Am
I know this will be awkward
D
but not for long
Am
Cause soon you'll have a new boy
D
to sing you songs
(Low E) 0 - 2 - 3
chorus
G (F) F Csus 4 C
I will not forgive you
(Low E) 0 - 2 - 3
G (F) F Csus 4 C
Nor will I accept the blame
(Low E) 0 - 2 - 3
G (F) F Csus 4 C
I will see you on Good Friday
Csus 4 C
On Good Friday
E
INTRO
Am D x2
Am D
I'm sorry I couldn't do this yesterday
Am
and tomorrow I am busy and what
D
it is I can't say
Am
And Saturday's no good
D
We got a show
Am
So it's has to be Good Friday
D
Then it's so long
(Low E) 0 - 2 - 3
CHORUS
G (F) F Csus 4 C
I will not forgive you
(Low E) 0 - 2 - 3
G (F) F Csus 4 C
Nor will I accept the blame
(Low E) 0 - 2 - 3
[ Tab from: https://www.guitartabs.cc/tabs/b/black_crowes/good_friday_crd_ver_2.html ]
G (F) F Csus 4 C
I will see you on Good Friday
Csus 4 C
On Good Friday
...
BRIDGE
A D A
You, You come and go when you please
D A
I know unfulfilled needs
D A
I know you do too
E D
Oh But I, you know I never see
A
things through,
D A
Didn't pay attention to you
D A
But honey I tried.
(Low E) 0 - 2 - 3
G (F) F Csus 4 C
I will not forgive you
G (F) F Csus 4 C
Nor will I accept the blame
G (F) F Csus 4 C
I will see you on Good Friday
Csus 4 C
Good Friday
Csus 4 C
Good Friday
Csus 4 C
Good Friday
Csus 4 C
On Good Friday,
E
Oh yes I will...
You can get a decent version of the song by a
combination of strumming, muting, and only playing
the low notes first in a chord. Start with the
bottom strings and then fill out the chord, you
will get an instant feel for the song if you do.
You can slide up between chords when using the fat
strings only.
(F) = Fret 1, low E.
(Low E) 0 - 2 - 3 = Low E Frets.
And yeah, use the 5th fret for Am, A, and 7th fret for D.
Lastly, there is one chord in between the E and D on
"Oh But I, you know I never see," but I can't place it.
Logically it should be an A but I can't hear it.