Good Good Father Chords Strumming Pattern
Strumming Pattern-D-DUDU
[Intro]
[G]-[Gsus4]-[G]
[G]-[Gsus4]-[G]
[Verse 1]
Oh,[G] I've [Gsus4]heard a [G]thousand stories
[G]Of what [Gsus4]they think[G] You're like
[G]But, I've [Gsus4]heard the [G]tender whisper
[G]Of love in[Gsus4] the dead of[G] night
And [C]You tell me [G/B]that You're pleased
And [Am7]that [D]I'm [Dsus4]never [D]alone
[Chorus]
You're a Good[Cadd9]Good Father
It's who [G/B]You are
It's who [Am7] You are
It's who [D]you are
And I'm [Cadd9]loved by You
It's who[G/B] I am
It's who [Am7]-I am
It's who[D] I am[Dsus4]-[D]
[Verse 2]
Oh[G]and I've [Gsus4]seen many[G]searching
[G]For [Gsus4]answers far [G]and wide
But[G]I know [Gsus4]we're all [G]searching
For [G]answers[Gsus4] only You[G] provide
Cause[C]You know[G/B] just [G/B]what we need
Before [Am7]we, [D]say a [Dsus4]word
[Chorus]
You're a Good[Cadd9]Good Father
It's who [G/B]You are
It's who [Am7] You are
It's who [D]you are
And I'm [Cadd9]loved by You
It's who[G/B] I am
It's who [Am7]-I am
It's who[D] I am[Dsus4]-[D]
[Bridge]
Cause [Cadd2]You are perfect[Em7] in all of your ways
[Am7]Perfect in all of[G] your ways
You [Cadd9]are perfect[Em7]in all of Your [D]ways to us
You [Cadd9]are perfect in[Em7] all of your ways
Oh, [Am7]You’re perfect in all [G]of your ways
You [Cadd2]are perfect[Em7] in all of Your [D]ways to us
[Verse 3]
Oh,[G] it’s a [Gsus4]love so [G]un-deniable
I[G] I can [Gsus4]hardly speak
[G]Peace[Gsus4] so un[G]explainable
I- I can [N.C]hardly think
As [C]You call me[G/B] deeper still
As [Am7] You call me [G/B]deeper still
As [C]You call me[G/B]deeper still
Into [Am7]love,[D]love,love
[Tag]
You're a Good[Cadd9]Good Father
It's who [G/B]You are
It's who [Am7] You are
It's who [D]you are
And I'm [Cadd9]loved by You
It's who[G/B] I am
It's who [Am7] I am
It's who[D] I am[Dsus4]-[D]
You're a Good[Cadd9]Good Father
It's who [G/B]You are
It's who [Am7] You are
It's who [D]you are
And I'm [Cadd9]loved by You
It's who[G/B] I am
It's who [Am7] I am
It's who[D] I am[Dsus4]-[D]
You're a Good[Cadd9]Good Father
It's who [G/B]You are
It's who [Am7] You are
It's who [D]you are
And I'm [Cadd9]loved by You
It's who[G/B] I am
It's who [Am7] I am
It's who[D] I am[Dsus4]-[D]
You're a Good[Cadd9]Good Father
It's who [G/B]You are
It's who [Am7] You are
It's who [D]you are
And I'm [Cadd9]loved by You
It's who[G/B] I am
It's who [Am7] I am
It's who[D] I am[Dsus4]-[D]
[Outro]
[Cadd9]-[G/B] Am7 D-[Cadd9]
Good Good Father Guitar Chords and Strumming Pattern
If you're looking for the guitar chords and strumming pattern for “Good Good Father,” this guide provides a practical arrangement for learning the song on guitar. The page includes the chord progression, strumming pattern, and section-by-section chords for the intro, verses, choruses, bridge, tag, and outro.
If you're learning the song for the first time, start with the basic chord changes and practice them slowly. Once the transitions feel comfortable, add the D-DUDU strumming pattern and gradually work on playing the complete arrangement with a steady rhythm.
Good Good Father Guitar – Detail Information
| Information | Details |
|---|---|
| Song | Good Good Father |
| Instrument | Guitar |
| Difficulty | Beginner / Intermediate |
| Main Chords | G, C, G/B, Am7, D |
| Chord Variations | Gsus4, Dsus4, Cadd9, Cadd2, Em7 |
| Strumming Pattern | D-DUDU |
| Arrangement | Intro, Verse, Chorus, Bridge, Tag & Outro |
| Playing Style | Acoustic Guitar |
This arrangement combines common open chords with several chord variations. Beginners can first practice the basic G, C, Am7 and D changes, then add the variations such as Gsus4, Dsus4 and Cadd9 for a fuller sound.
How to Practice Good Good Father on Guitar
Begin by practicing the main chord shapes separately. Once each chord sounds clear, work on the transitions between G, C, G/B, Am7 and D.
Next, practice the D-DUDU strumming pattern using only one chord. When the rhythm becomes comfortable, combine it with the chord progression.
After learning the basic progression, practice the chord variations such as Gsus4, Dsus4 and Cadd9. Finally, practice the intro, verses, choruses, bridge, tag and outro separately before playing the complete arrangement.
