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p If you are looking for How Good You Are guitar chords, you've come to the right place. You can play How Good You Are by Joe Pug using guitar or guitar. This song by Joe Pug can also be played by that instruments. =/p p How Good You Are guitar chords has rhythm and included in Messenger (2010) album. You can also find another musical genres, including jazz guitar chords, country music guitar chords, pop guitar chords, world music guitar chords, and rock guitar chords here. /p h3How Good You Are by Joe Pug Guitar Chords/h3 Joe PugHow Good You ArebrFrom the record MessengerbrWords and music by Joe PugbrbrTabs by Tim Prizer (tim_prizer@yahoo.com)brbrCAPO 2brbrNote 1: riffthe riff in the intro and chorus is simply lifting off of the 2nd stringbrand then the third string on both the [Am] and the [Fmaj7] before transitioning to [C/G].brSo, on the [Am], play the chord as usual, then play it with the second string open,brthen play 2-0 on the third string, and do the exact same thing on the [Fmaj7] beforebrplaying the [C/G].brbrNote 2: the verses consist of a continuous [Am] [G] [C/G] [G] [Am] [G] [C/G] pattern, inbrwhich the [G] is played only on the fifth and sixth strings and is stroked for just onebrquick beat each time you transition between [Am] and [C/G]. Listen to get the timing.brbrChords used (with capo on 2):brbrbr[Am]: 0-1-2-2-0-x----|br[Fmaj7]: 0-1-2-3-3-x-|br[C/G]: 0-1-0-2-3-3---|br[G]: x-x-x-o-2-3-----|brbrbrINTRO: [Am] [Fmaj7] [C/G] [C/G] (w/ riff) x2brbrW/ HARMONICA:br[Am] [Fmaj7] [C/G]br[Fmaj7] [Am] [C/G]br[C/G] [Am]br[C/G] [Am]br[Fmaj7] [Am] [C/G]brbr[G] [Am] I was [G] born into A [C/G] circus [G] [Am]brBut I ran [G] off to [C/G] join a home [G] [Am]brThey said [G] that [C/G] I was worthlessbrThat my [Fmaj7] family died un[C/G]knownbrbr[G] [Am]brbrSo it [G] gets, and so it [C/G]goes [G] [Am]brThats what [G] you get [C/G] I suppose 
[G] [Am]brFor [G] wanting something [C/G] morebrThan a [Fmaj7] life of walking [C/G] rowsbrbr[G] [Am] [G] [C/G]br[Fmaj7] [Am] [C/G]br[C/G] [Am]br[C/G] [Am]br[Fmaj7] [Am] [C/G]brbr[G] [Am] All the [C/G] Christians left behind [G] [Am]brAt the [G] cross[C/G]roads of your town [G] [Am]brAh, [G] theyre playing truth or [C/G] dare
brBeneath [Fmaj7] the sanctuary [C/G] nowbrbr[G] [Am]br[ Tab from: http://www.guitartabs.cc/tabs/j/joe_pug/how_good_you_are_crd.html ]brSome wish [G] they [C/G] had the truth [G] [Am]brSome wish [G] they [C/G] had the gold [G] [Am]brBut theyre [G] aint no sense in [C/G] leaving
brFrom the [Fmaj7] only game you [C/G] knowbrbrCHORUSbr[Am] [Fmaj7] [C/G] (w/ riff)br[C/G] Oh I know how good you arebrHow [Am] hard it is [Fmaj7] [C/G]br[C/G] How good you arebrbr[Am] [Fmaj7] [C/G] (w/ riff)br[Fmaj7] [Am] [C/G]br[C/G] [Am]br[C/G] [Am]br[Fmaj7] [Am] [C/G]brbr[G] [Am] Theres A [G] butler in [C/G] your hallway [G] [Am]brHe is [G] troublesome [C/G] and old [G] [Am]brHe repeats [G] the [C/G] word alivebrTo de[Fmaj7]scribe your family [C/G] goldbrbr[G] [Am]brbrYou ask [G] him [C/G] please to go [G] [Am]brBut theres one [G] thing you [C/G] dont know [G] [Am]brHe [G] carved [C/G] April 7th, 65brInto the [Fmaj7] side of your pia[C/G]nobrbrCHORUSbr[Am] [Fmaj7] [C/G] (w/ riff)br[C/G] Oh I know how good you arebrHow [Am] hard it is [Fmaj7] [C/G]br[C/G] How good you arebrbr[Am] [Fmaj7] [C/G] (w/ riff)br[Fmaj7] [Am] [C/G]br[C/G] [Am]br[C/G] [Am]br[Fmaj7] [Am] [C/G]brbr[G] [Am] Everything that [G] you were [C/G] meant for [G] [Am]brEverything that [G] you were [C/G] born to do [G] [Am]brDoes not [G] need [C/G] you to do itbrSomeone else was [Fmaj7] born to do it [C/G] too
brbr[G] [Am]brbrNow like A [G] half [C/G] grown man [G] [Am]brYou barely [G] learn [C/G] how to stand [G] [Am]brIf you [G] shut up [C/G] with what youve chosenbrYoull hear [Fmaj7] something choosing [C/G] youbrbrCHORUSbr[Am] [Fmaj7] [C/G] (w/ riff)br[C/G] Oh I know how good you arebrHow [Am] hard it is [Fmaj7] [C/G]br[C/G] How good you arebrbr[Am] [Fmaj7] [C/G] p If you want to learn Joe Pug How Good You Are guitar chords, The 5 chords we'll look at are the C major, A major, G major, E major, and D major. The reason we use all major chords is that the minor versions of any of these chords just require tiny adjustments. Each one of those minor chords is completely based on its major counterpart /p p The more you practice, the easier guitar will feel to play How Good You Are. Guitar is hard to learn in the beginning, but gets easier the longer you stick with it. /p