Goo Goo Dolls

Unknown · 120 BPM · 4/4

Goo Goo Dolls

Unknown · Capo 2

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CapoPlace capo at fret 2; pitch is unchanged.

C

C✕321
CAnd I'd giDmve up foreveFr to touch you
F'Cause I knowG that you fFeel me somehow
FYou'rCe the closest to heFaven that I'll ever be
FAnd I don'tG want to go hFome right now
FACnd all I can tBmaste Fis this momeDmnt
DmAnd all I cGan breathFe is your life
FAndC sooner oDmr later, iFt's over
FI just don'Gt wanna miss yFmou tonight
FmAnd I dAmon't want tFhe world to see me
F'Cause IAm don't tGhink that thFey'd understand
FWhen everyAmthing's Cmade Fto be broken
FI just wantG you to Fknow who I am
C

♪ instrumental ♪

CAnd you can't fight the tearsF that ain't coming
FOr the Ammoment oGf trutFh in your lies
FWhen Ceverything feeDmls liFke the movies
FYeah, you bleeGd just tFo know, you're alive
FAnd I don't waGnt thFe world to see me
F'CaAmuse I don't think Fthat they'd unFmderstand
FmWhen everythiCng's maFde to be brFmoken
FmI just want Cyou tFo know who I Amam
F

♪ instrumental ♪

FAnd AmI don't want thFe world to see me
F'CauAmse I don't thinFk that they'd undFmerstand
FmWhAmen everythinCg's maFde to be broken
 I juAmst want yCou toF know who I am
Fm

♪ instrumental ♪

FmAnd I don't wanCt the Fworld to see me
F'CausAme I don'Gt think that they'd undFerstand
FWhen everGything's made toF be broken
FIDm just want yoCu to Fknow who I am
 IDm just want you Fto know who I Fmam
FmI Amjust want yCou to know whoDm I am
DmI Amjust want you to know who I am
F

♪ instrumental ♪

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All Chords Used (7)
KeyG major
CapoFret 2
Tempo~120 BPM

How to play Goo Goo Dolls by Unknown on guitar

This song is a great beginner pick because it stays in a friendly key and moves at a steady, upbeat pace. You get a clean, familiar feel under your fingers, and the opening progression gives you a solid loop to lock into quickly.

You can keep most of it in open shapes with D, Em, G, and A, so the left hand stays relaxed. The main thing to watch is the move between the shapes that sit next to each other in the progression, especially when you have to shift cleanly from G to A and back around the loop.

Start by practicing the four-chord progression slowly and evenly, one change at a time. Then repeat the loop until your fingers land without hesitation, and only after that bring it up to the song's tempo. Once the changes feel automatic, play through the full cycle several times in a row.

Use the play-along above to follow each chord change in time with the music, or learn the shapes first with the chord diagrams below.

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