“Good Good Father” by Chris Tomlin is a widely used worship song with a simple yet deeply engaging melody, and this Good Good Father chord chart gives guitar players a clear way to lead it in a modern worship setting. The song has a gentle, flowing feel in 6/8 time and works especially well in reflective or response moments, with a chorus that builds naturally through harmony and repetition.
The chords are straightforward but include a few interesting elements, such as chord inversions and tied rhythms (“tied diamonds”) that add musical depth without making it difficult to play. Once you’re comfortable with the timing and transitions, it’s more about feel and dynamics than anything technical. You can play it in the key of G or A, or adjust with a capo depending on your vocal range. This chart is available in the key of G and A, along with a Nashville Numbers version for easy transposing.
