[Intro] Gmaj7 A Bm Bm [Verse] Gmaj7 G Up a hundred bucks off a pool tab A Bm7 Still didn't have enough for the full tab Bm Gmaj7 G Just drunk enough that I couldn't text you back A Bm& But I sure sobered up when I read that Bm Gmaj7 G A You said, get your ass home, or I'm gettin' gone Bm7 Bm Need to quit gettin' stoned, she knows that I won't Gmaj7 So she left, cause I stayed A Bm7 Boy, I paid, and I paid, and I paid [Chorus] Gmaj7 Didn't lose her for nothin', I was bluffin' A Bm7 Actin' like a southern boy would ever change A Gmaj7 A Hell, I had it comin', all caught up in a barbwire Bm7 White House, Tennessee ways Gmaj7 She came from high dollar, she loved the blue Collar A Bm7 Holler boy a little bit more every day A Gmaj7 Damn, she was somethin' A Bm7 Didn't lose her for nothin', for nothin' [Verse] Gmaj7 A God's gotta have a reason for makin' her leave Bm7 Besides takin' me straight to the bar A Gmaj7 Straight back to the bottle, double shots, full throttle A Bm7 With a centerfold model from wherever she's from Gmaj7 Yeah, I reckon he's back to teachin' me lessons in love A Bm7 A 'Cause I reckon we're still wreckin' and messin' things up Gmaj7 A Bm7 Like her, like us, keep on runnin' off everything I love [Chorus] Gmaj7 Didn't lose her for nothin', I was bluffin' A Bm7 Actin' like a southern boy would ever change A Gmaj7 A Hell, I had it comin', all caught up in a barbwire Bm7 White House, Tennessee ways Gmaj7 She came from high dollar, she loved the blue Collar A Bm7 Holler boy a little bit more every day A Gmaj7 Damn, she was somethin' A Bm7 Didn't lose her for nothin', not for nothin' [Instrumental/Solo/Break] Gmaj7 A Bm7 A Gmaj7 Didn't lose her for nothin', nothin' for nothin', nothin' for nothin' A Bm7 Gmaj7 A Yeah, she said, get your ass home, or I'm gettin' gone Bm7 A Need to quit gettin' stoned, Lord knows that I won't Gmaj7 So she left, 'cause I stayed A Bm7 Boy, I paid and I paid and I paid [Outro] Gmaj7 A Bm7 Didn't lose her for nothin', oh oh oh Bm Gmaj7 Didn't lose her for nothin' (lose her for nothin') A Bm7 Gmaj7 Didn't lose her for nothin' How to play "Lose Her For Nothin'" by Redferrin on guitar captures the essence of a song that blends introspection with the realization of loss. The song's chord progression is a beautiful mix of major and minor chords, creating a melodic backdrop for the storytelling. Intro and Verses: The intro sets the emotional tone with a progression from Gmaj7 to A to Bm, establishing a reflective mood. This same progression is utilized throughout the verses, supporting the narrative of missed opportunities and the consequences of one's actions. The transition from Gmaj7 to G, then to A and Bm7, adds depth and a touch of melancholy, underscoring the themes of regret and realization. Chorus: The chorus elevates the emotional intensity with the same chord progression, highlighting the song's central message. The lyrics, "Didn't lose her for nothin', I was bluffin'," are emphasized by the shift between Gmaj7, A, and Bm7, reflecting on the realization that the loss was due to one's own choices and actions. The Gmaj7 chord, with its rich, full sound, serves as the anchor, offering a moment of reflection before moving back into the narrative's flow. Instrumental/Solo/Break: The instrumental section maintains the chord progression, allowing for a musical reflection that mirrors the song's emotional landscape. This part provides a moment for the guitarist to delve deeper into the song's themes, offering an expressive, instrumental interpretation of the narrative. Outro: The outro revisits the intro's chord progression, bringing the song to a close on a reflective note. This repetition serves as a final contemplation on the story and its themes, leaving a lasting impression of the song's emotional depth and narrative. When playing "Lose Her For Nothin'," it's essential to focus on the dynamics and emotional delivery of each chord. The song's beauty lies in its simplicity and the emotional weight carried by the progression. This Guitar Tutorial isn't just about learning the chords but about understanding and conveying the emotional journey of the song, making it a poignant piece for both the player and the listener.