GOOD DAY SUNSHINE
(Lennon-McCartney)
1966


Written by Paul and influenced by another popular American group of the 
time, the Lovin' Spoonful, who were enjoying their first hit in Britain, 
"Daydream", while the Beatles were recording Revolver.  Later, John 
Sebastian, leader of the Spoonful, would admit that it was seeing the 
Beatles on the Ed Sullivan Show that had given him the inspiration to form a 
group.



B              F#        B        F#        E7
      Good day sunshine, good day sunshine, good day sunshine



          A     F#7             B7
I need to laugh    and when the sun is out
E7                       A
I've got something I can   laugh about
            F#7      B7
I feel good     in a special way
E7                     A
I'm in love and it's a   sunny day



B        F#        B        F#        E7
Good day sunshine, good day sunshine, good day sunshine



          A    F#7            B7
We take a walk     the sun is shining down
E7               A                      D      B7      E      A      D
Burns my feet as they touch the ground



B        F#        B        F#        E7
Good day sunshine, good day sunshine, good day sunshine



A           F#             B7
Then we lie    beneath the shady tree
E7                   A
I love her and she's loving me
                                F#7                 B7
She feels good (she feels good)     she knows she's looking fine
E7                        A
I'm so proud to know that   she is mine



B        F#        B        F#        E7
Good day sunshine, good day sunshine, good day sunshine
B        F#        B        F#        E7
Good day sunshine, good day sunshine, good day sunshine
F7
Good day sunshine (good day sunshine)

Good day sunshine (good day sunshine)