Randy Newman – My Life Is Good (Guitar)
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Chords
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Written by: Randy Newman
From: “Trouble in Paradise” (1983)
Tabbed by: maguri
Tuning: Standard
Capo: 3rd fret
Play: D
Key: F
For chords in original key transpose +3 (and “use flats”)
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CHORDS
E-A-D-G-B-e
Gadd9 3-x-0-2-0-3
G/D x-x-0-4-3-3
D5 x-x-0-2-3-x
Dsus2 x-x-0-2-3-0
DmMaj7 x-x-0-2-2-1
Dm7 x-x-0-2-1-1
Dm6 x-x-0-2-0-1
Eb/Db x-x-1-1-2-1---------------------------------------------------------------------------
[Intro]
| D | % | F#m | % | Gadd9 | % | Asus4 | Asus4 A |
[Verse 1]
D A couple weeks ago D My wife and I D Took a little trip down to D Mexico D Met this young girl there D We brought her back with us D Now she lives with us D In Our Home
[Bridge]
Bm She cleans the hallway D She cleans the stair A She cleans the livingroom C She wipes the baby's ass Bm She drives the kids to school D She does the laundry too A She wrote this song for me C Listen ... Yeah
[Verse 2]
D The other afternoon D My wife and I D Took a little ride into D Beverly Hills D Went to the private school D Our oldest child attends D Many famous people send their children there D7 His teacher says to us D "We have a problem here D This child just will not do D A thing I tell him to D7 He's such a big old thing D He hurts the other children D All the games they play, D He plays so rough."
[Bridge]
Bm Hold it teacher D Wait a minute A C Maybe my ears are clogged or somethin' Bm D Maybe I'm not understanding the English language A C Dear, you don't seem to realize
[Chorus]
D F#m My life is good Gadd9 D My life is good D F#m My life is good, you old bat Gadd9 | Asus4 | A | My Life, my Life
[Verse 3]
D Just this evening D Some young associates of ours D Are flying in to see us from D New York City D They're gonn stay with us D Oh, a couple of weeks or so D I'm gonn take 'em to D Restaurants and everything
[Bridge]
Bm Gonna get'em some D Real good cocaine A They don't get much C Where they come from Bm And this one's guy wife D Is such a pretty little brown thing A C I'm liable to give her a poke or two, whaddaya think of that?
[Interlude]
Dm Teacher, let me tell you a little story G/D Just this morning my wife and I Dm Went to this hotel in the hills G/D That's right, the Bel-Air Hotel Dm Where a very good friend of ours, happens to be staying G/D And the name of this young man | D5 Dsus2 | DmMaj7 Dm7 | Is Mr Bruce Springsteen, that's right, yeah | Dm6 Dsus2 | Dm6 Bb/D | We talked about this kind of woodblock or something | D5 Dsus2 | DmMaj7 Dm7 | This new guitar we like | Dm6 Dsus2 | Dm6 Bb/D | And you know what he said to me? I'll tell you what he said to me | D5 Dsus2 | DmMaj7 Dm7 | He said, "Rand, I'm tired | Dm6 Dsus2 | Dm6 Bb/D | How would you like to be the Boss for a while?" Db G Well ... yeah B Eb/Db Blow, Big Man ... blow
[Chorus]
D F#m My life is good Gadd9 D My life is good, you old bat D F#m My life is good Gadd9 D My Life, my Life | D | % | F#m | % | Gadd9 | % | D | % | Is good
[Outro]
| D | % | F#m | % | Gadd9 | % | D | % | (repeat and fade)