Robert Earl Keen - Feelin good again

^FStandin' down on Main Street ^Amacross from Mr Blues In my ^Amfaded leather jacket and my ^Gweathered Brogan shoes ^FA chill north wind was blowin' but the ^Amspring was comin' on As I ^Amwondered to myself just how ^Glong had I been gone So I ^Fstrolled across old Main Street, ^Gwalked down a flight of stairs ^FStepped into the hall and saw ^Fall my friends were there ^FA neon sign was flashin' &^Gquot;Welcome come on in" It ^Ffeels so good ^Gfeelin' good ^Fagain

^FMy favorite band was playing' an O^Amtis Redding song When ^Amthey sang the chorus every^Gbody sang along ^FDan and Margarita were ^Amswayin' side by side I ^Amheard they were divorcin' but I ^Gguess they let it slide And I ^Fwished I had some money with ^Gwhich to buy a round ^FI wished I'd cashed my paycheck ^Fbefore I came to town ^FBut I reached into my pocket found three ^Gtwenties and a ten It ^Ffeels so good ^Gfeelin' good ^Fagain

^FThere was old man Perkins ^Amsittin' on his stool Watchin' ^AmButch and Jimmy John talkin' ^Gloud and playing pool ^FThe boys from Silver City were ^Amstandin' by the fire Singin' ^Amlike they thought they were the ^GTabernacle choir And I ^Fwanted you to see them all, I ^Gwished that you were there ^FI looked across the room and saw you ^Fstandin' on the stair ^FAnd when I caught your eye I saw you ^Gbreak into a grin It ^Ffeels so good ^Gfeelin' good ^Fagain

I ^Fwanted you to see them all, I ^Gwished that you were there ^FI looked across the room and saw you ^Fstandin' on the stair ^FAnd when I caught your eye I saw you ^Gbreak into a grin It ^Ffeels so good ^Gfeelin' good ^Fagain It ^Ffeels so good ^Gfeelin' good ^Fagain