Capo 4th fret [Intro] G Em [Verse 1] G Em Lonely days and lonely nights Bm G They weigh on a person Em They drown out the light Bm G Ever since the garden Em We ain't meant to be alone F So come let me claim you C G Let me make you my own [Chorus] Em G C G Well, if you need, need, need D Someone to love C F C Oh, let me love, love, love you F G All the ways [Verse 2] G Don't fight the feeling D Em Been pulling you in Bm G Allow me to touch you, hold you, baby Em Just say when G I can work you like a puzzle Em You're the missing piece F C Go on and surrender to a tender G Sweet release [Chorus] Em G C G Well, if you need, need, need D Someone to love C F C Oh, let me love, love, love you F G All the ways C G Yes, if you need, need, need C D Someone to love C F C Oh, let me love, love, love you F G All the ways [Bridge] Em I know you're scared A7 But I think that you should Em Try to remember that A7 We're all damaged goods Em I know you're worried A7 You hide behind your walls Em A7 Oh trust me, little darlin' D N.C. You can let 'em fall [Chorus] G C G Well, if you need, need, need D7 Someone to love C F C Oh, let me love, love, love you F G All the ways C G Yes, if you need, need, need D Someone to love C F C Oh, let me love, love, love you F G All the ways [Outro] G C G C D7 C F C Oh, let me love, love, love you F G All the ways How to play "All The Ways" by The Secret Sisters on guitar is a delightful journey into the soothing sounds of folk music. This song features a gentle, rolling rhythm complemented by the warmth of acoustic chords, making it a perfect piece for beginners and intermediate players alike to add to their repertoire. To capture the essence of this song, you'll start with placing a capo on the 4th fret. This allows the chords to resonate in the same key as the original recording, providing that ethereal sound characteristic of The Secret Sisters' music. The song structure is straightforward, consisting of an intro, verses, choruses, a bridge, and an outro. This simplicity is what makes the song so approachable yet profoundly moving. In the Intro and throughout the song, your chord progression will start with G and Em, creating a soothing and reflective mood right from the beginning: [Intro] G Em As you move into the Verse, the lyrics "Lonely days and lonely nights" are accompanied by a transition from G to Em, then to Bm, and back to G. This progression underpins the song's themes of longing and the desire for connection: [Verse 1] G Em Lonely days and lonely nights Bm G They weigh on a person Em They drown out the light The Chorus introduces a fuller sound with the chords Em, G, C, and D, emphasizing the song's heartfelt plea: [Chorus] Em G C G Well, if you need, need, need D Someone to love The Bridge, with its shift to Em and A7, brings a deeper emotional layer, encouraging vulnerability and openness: [Bridge] Em I know you're scared Throughout the song, focus on the rhythm and the smooth transitions between chords. Maintaining a steady, gentle strumming pattern will keep the flow of the song and allow the lyrics to shine through. Pay particular attention to the emotional depth of the chorus and bridge, where the dynamics of your playing can really bring out the essence of the song. Finally, the Outro offers a reflective conclusion, mirroring the Intro and solidifying the song's overall mood of tender hopefulness: [Outro] G C G C D7 In learning "All The Ways," you're not just playing chords; you're conveying a story through music. Take your time to feel the progression and the lyrics, allowing the song to flow naturally. This is a beautiful piece for serenading or introspective moments, showcasing the power of simple chords to evoke deep emotions. Remember, the key to mastering this song is practice and connecting with the music emotionally. Enjoy the journey of bringing "All The Ways" to life on your guitar.