Robert Earl Keen - Feelin’ Good Again

Submitting so I have this version on iPhone App :) I find it easier to sing to and easier for me - a beginner - to manage finger picking and chord transitions. Thanks to TxDieselKid over at Country Tabs for the start. Finger Picking options: E-1 OR E-1 Capo: 3rd Have seen 5th and 7th used also. Intro: C-Em-Am---G ll my friends were there A ngain REPEAT INTRO My favorite band was playing an Otis Redding song When they sang the chorus, everybody sang along Dan and Margarita were swa (guitartabs.cc)

# #Date: Mon, 04 Oct 1999 14:28:36 -0400 #From: Nick Nichols <nichonr0@sewanee.edu> #Subject: k/keen_robert_earl/feelin_good_again.crd #Robert Earl Keen #"Feelin' Good Again" #Album: Walking Distance #Submitted and figured out by Nick Nichols #The song is played in just finger style picking. This seems to be correct #chord progression and it sounds good when you play along with the album. #Enjoy the song # #Intro: G/Bm/Em/D ) And I wished ..... There was old .... And I wanted (chordiearchive.chordie.com)

Feelinâ?? Good Again Robert Earl Keen Intro: G Bm Em D (x2) [G]Standin' down on Main Street [Bm]across from Mr Blues In my [Em]faded leather jacket and my [D]weathered Brogan shoes [G]A chill north wind was blowin' but the [Bm]spring was comin' on As I [Em]wondered to myself just how [D]long had I been gone So I [C]strolled across old Main Street, [D]walked down a flight of stairs [G]Stepped into the hall and saw [C]all my friends were there [G]A neon sign was flashin' "[D]Welcome come on (guitartabs.cc)

Feelinâ?? Good Again Robert Earl Keen Feelin' Good Again Written by: Robert Earl Keen Artist: Robert Earl Keen CD: Walking Distance From: Andrew@lyonap.force9.co.uk Intro: {G Bm Em D x2 [G]Standin' down on Main Street [Bm]across from Mr Blues In my [Em]faded leather jacket and my [D]weathered Brogan shoes [G]A chill north wind was blowin' but the [Bm]spring was comin' on As I [Em]wondered to myself just how [D]long had I been gone So I [C]strolled across old Main Street, [D]walked down a flig (allcountrytabs.com)