Guitar chords of Good morning by Beatles. Play Good morning in the style of Beatles.

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Beatles: Good morning

Here is the Guitar chords for "Good morning" by Beatles. To get the complete songlist of this band please visit the index for Beatles tabs, bass tabs, chords and CD reviews.

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Date: Tue, 16 Jan 1996 20:22:04 -0600 From: Chris Sears Subject: Good Morning by the Beatles Good Morning (Lennon/McCartney) The Beatles St. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band (1967) A D A D A D A Good morning, ... A A7 G A Nothing to do ... A A7 G A Nothing to say ... D E Nothing to do, ... A A7 G I've got nothing ... A D A Good Morning, ... A A7 G A Going to work,... A A7 G A D A Heading for home... D A Everybody knows... D A Everything's closed... D A Everyone you ... D A And you're on ... A A7 G A After a while ... A A7 G A Then you decide ... D E Nothing had ... A A7 G I've got nothing ... A D A Good morning, good ... [solo] A A7 G A A A7 G A D A D A People running ... D A Everywhere in town ... D A Everyone you see ... D A It's time for ... A A7 G A Somebody needs ... A A7 G A Watching the skirts... D E Go to a show ... A A7 G I've got nothing... A D A D Good morning, ... A D A D Good morning... transcribed by Chris Sears cts@mail.utexas.edu