For the good times

Johnny Cash

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akkoorden; C, Dm, G, F
4 x C
Don't look (Dm)so sad (G) I know it's (C) over
but life goes (Dm) on and this (G) old world will keep on (C) turning
let's just be (F) glad, we had some (G) time to spend (C) together
there's no (Dm) need to watch the bridges that we're (G) burning

Lay your (C) head upon my (G) pillow
hold your warm and tender body close (C) to mine
hear the whisper of the raindrops blowing(F) soft against the window
and (Dm) make believe you love one more (G) time
for the (C) good times

I'll get (Dm) along (G) you find (C) another
and I'll be (Dm) here if you should (G) find you ever (C) need me
don't say a (F) word about (G) tomorrow or (C) forever
there'll be (Dm) time enough for (F) sadness when you (G) leave me

Lay your (C) head upon my (G) pillow
hold your warm and tender body close (C) to mine
hear the whisper of the raindrops blowing (F) soft against the window
and (Dm) make believe you love one more (G) time
for the (C) good times

Zo speel je dit nummer

Leer de akkoorden van For the good times van Johnny Cash op Gitaartabs. Dit country & western nummer is perfect om mee in te stappen: je speelt meteen een klassieker van Cash met eenvoudige, sterke akkoorden.

For the good times staat op beginnerniveau en is in akkoordformaat beschikbaar. Je werkt met C, G, Dm en F — akkoorden die je snel onder de vingers krijgt. Pak je gitaar en begin met dit waargebeurd country-moment.

How to practise this song

1
Practise the barre chord F
F is a barre chord. Lay your index finger flat across all strings and press firmly; practise it on its own until every string rings clearly before you use it in the song.
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Practise the change: F ↔ C
Play each chord for 4 beats, then 2, then 1 — with the metronome at 60-70 bpm. Only push the tempo once the change is clean and on time.
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Great first song
Focus on clean chords — let every string ring. Speed comes by itself once the shapes are right.