Hurts So Good

Ag3nte360 · 120 BPM · 4/4

Hurts So Good

Ag3nte360 · Capo 2

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CapoPlace capo at fret 2; pitch is unchanged.

G

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 "Hurts So Good"
 "John Mellencamp"
G

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GWhen I was a Dyoung boy,
DSaidE put awaEmy those Cyoung boy ways
CNoGw that I'm gettin' older Dso much older
D

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DI Emlong all those Cyoung boy days
CWGith a girl like Dyou With Ga girl like you
D

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DLoEmrd knows there are thCings we can do, baby
CJDust me and you Come on and make iGt a
GHurt so good
GCome Don baby makGe it hurt Dso good
DSometimeCs love don'Emt feel likeC it should
CYou make iDt hurt so good
G

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GYou don't have tDo be so excitin'
DJustEm tryin' to give myself aC little bit of fun, yeahG
GYou always looDk so invitin'
DYoEu ain't Emas green Cas you are youngG
GHey baby it's Dyou Come on gGirl now it's yoDu
Em

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EmSink Cyour teeth right through my bones, bDaby
DLet's see what we can do Come on and make it a
GHurt sDo good
DComGe on baby make it hurt sDo good
D

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DSometimes lCove don't feel like iEmt should
EmYouC make it huDrt so good
C

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CI ain't talkin' nGo big deals
C

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CI ain't made nEmo plansG myself
GIC ain't talkin' no high heels
G

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GMaybe we Dcould walkin' around, all day long,
Dwalkin' around, all day long
D

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DHurt so good
G

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GCome on baby makeD it hurt so good
DSoCmetimes lovEme don't feelC like it should
CYou makeD it hurt so good
G

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GHurt soD good Come oGn baby make it Dhurt so good
DSoCmetimes loveEm don't feelC like it should
D

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DYou makGe it hurt so good
G..........

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All Chords Used (5)
KeyA major
CapoFret 2
Tempo~120 BPM

How to play Hurts So Good by Ag3nte360 on guitar

These are the sounding chords. With a capo on fret 2 you play G, D, E, Em, C, the shapes the player above shows.

Hurts So Good is a great beginner song to learn because it has a strong, driving feel and a steady pace that keeps you moving. You can lock into the groove quickly, and once it clicks, it feels energetic and satisfying to play.

Most of the chart uses open shapes like A, E, and D, with the harder barre shapes F# and F#m adding the main challenge. The change to watch out for is the move from the open chords into F# and F#m, since that shift can slow you down if your hand is not ready.

Start by practicing the opening progression A - E - F# - F#m very slowly until the shapes feel clean. Then loop the open chords on their own, add the barre chords back in, and gradually bring it up to the full tempo. Focus on smooth changes first, speed second.

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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