INTRO:
G Em7 Cadd9 G
G Em7 Cadd9 G
VERSE:
G Em7
It always tastes like heaven
Cadd9 G
When it's going down
G Em7 Cadd9 G
And just like us, we always want another round
G Em7 Cadd9 G
But we both know our last one should be our last
G Em7
That's the thing about a high
Cadd9 G
You'll forget about the crash
CHORUS:
G Em7
We could drink the night away
Cadd9 G
Chasing that buzz
G Em7 Cadd9 G
And talk about New Orleans and how good it was
G Em7
Hold right back together like we don't know better
Cadd9 G
Like we, we ain't been here
G Em7
It's too bad, baby
Cadd9 G
We already drank that beer
G Em7 Cadd9 G
VERSE:
G Em7 Cadd9 G
And it hurts like hell, when the sun comes up
G Em7 Cadd9 G
'Cause the morning tells the truth, like it always does
G Em7 Cadd9 G
And we both know our last one should rеally be our last
G Em7
Ah, but looking at you right now
Cadd9 G
I ain't thinkin' 'bout that
CHORUS:
G Em7
We could drink the night away
Cadd9 G
Chasing that buzz
G Em7 Cadd9 G
And talkin' 'bout Bourbon Street and how hot it was
G Em7
Fall right back together like we don't know better
Cadd9 G
Like we, we ain't been here
g Em7
It's too bad, baby
Cadd9 G
We already drank that beer
INSTRUMENTAL/SOLO:
G Em7 Cadd9 G
G Em7 Cadd9 G
CHORUS:
G Em7
We could drink the night away
Cadd9 G
Chasing that buzz
G Em7 Cadd9 G
Talk about how crazy goog the last time was
G Em7
Keep on pretendin' we don't know the endiin'
Cadd9 G
Like we ain't been here
G Em7
It's too bad, baby
Cadd9 G
We already drank that beer
OUTRO:
G Em7
It's too bad, baby
Cadd9 G
It's so sad baby
G Em7
Such a damn shame baby
Cadd9 G
We already drank that beer
G Em7
Cadd9 G
It's too bad, baby
G Em7 Cadd9 G
It's so sad baby
G Em7
It always tastes like heaven
Cadd9 G
When it's going down
How to play "Already Drank That Beer" on guitar
[Intro and Verse Chord Progression]
- The intro and verses use a straightforward progression of G, Em7, Cadd9, G.
Start with a consistent rhythmic strumming pattern, focusing on creating a
relaxed, flowing sound.
- This progression sets the reflective tone of the song, mirroring the
nostalgic and bittersweet lyrics.
[Chorus Dynamics]
- In the chorus, continue using the same chord progression but perhaps
increase the strumming intensity slightly to emphasize the emotional
weight of the chorus.
- The increase in dynamics here should reflect the longing and reminiscence
expressed in the lyrics about past experiences.
[Instrumental/Solo Section]
- During the instrumental solo, maintain the established chord progression.
This is a great opportunity to experiment with melodic fills or lead
guitar lines over the rhythm.
- Keep the rhythm steady and supportive, allowing any lead guitar work to
stand out.
[Outro]
- The outro revisits the reflective theme, gradually winding down in
intensity. Return to a softer strumming pattern to close the song on a
thoughtful note.
- Let the final chords resonate, leaving a lingering sense of the song’s
emotional theme.
Common mistakes:
- Overcomplicating the strumming pattern. Keep it simple to let the lyrics
and melody be the focus.
- Not adjusting the dynamics between the verse, chorus, and solo. Ensure
each section is distinct yet cohesive within the overall structure of
the song.
Song Facts and Artist Bio:
"Already Drank That Beer" by Ashley Cooke is a country song that explores
the themes of nostalgia and the realization that some moments cannot be
recreated. The song cleverly uses the metaphor of drinking a beer to
describe revisiting past relationships and experiences. Ashley Cooke's
music often delves into personal and emotional landscapes, connecting with
listeners through her honest lyricism and melodic sensibility.
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