Chord Soul Sick by Rob Thomas

Capo: 1st fret Intro G D G D Verse 1 D I guess he didn't feel that good today D He headed to the airport on his motorcycle G Said he liked the sound it made Em And then he mumbled to me something D About love and what it cost, he said Em "If all the world is over D C Then, man, I would get lost if I were you G C D Now, what would you do?" Chorus G D I remember shades of summer G Em7 A The winter sets and it's gone, yes D But it's all good now G D So, take it easy, don't get soul sick G Em7 A The winter sets and it's gone, yes D A G But it's all good now D It's all good now Verse 2 D I guess that we were all a shade of green D We catered to the postcard view D 'Cause our lives weren't in half the bloom G Of his worst day Em Then, one by one, the conversations D Got too long or just got old Em And we were past the point of selling D C We'd been living with the parts we hadn't sold D Oh no, ah yeah Chorus G D I remember shades of summer G Em7 A The winter sets and it's gone, yes D But it's all good now G D So, take it easy, don't get soul sick G Em7 A The winter sets and it's gone, yes D But it's all good now Guitar Solo D G A D A G D G D C D Chorus G Ah yeah D G Oh, I remember shades of summer Em The winter sets and it's gone, yes A D But it's all good now G D Well, take it easy, oh don't get soul sick G Em A The winter sets and it's gone, yes D But it's all good now G Yeah, well it's all good now D G Well, it's all good now D Ah yeah