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[Intro]
Am C Am C
Am C Am C
[Verse]
Am F C Am C
Ask her what's your favorite blend of whiskey when you smoke
Am C Am C
I'd bet a glass of McCallan 12 no way in hell she'll know
Am C Am C
And ask her why that puzzle piece is in your sleeve tattoo
Am F C
That buddy's name that flew away 11th grade too soon
[Chorus]
Am F
I know something she don't know
C
When you break down where you go
Am7 F
Why those tabs come off your cans
C
Skynyrd stays on your FM
Am7 F
I know, you know
C G
It just don't make sense
Am7
If she don't get you
F C
Why's she get you layin' in her bed?
Am7 C Am C
Ah ah
[Verse]
C Am F C
Where you get the green inside your eyes
Am C
When both your mom and dad have blues
Am C
Why you always come alive
Am C
When you see Tuscaloosa lose
Am C
And do you ever ask the question
Am C
If she's all part of the plan?
Am7 C
Or if you'd be better off
F C
With someone who understands
[Chorus]
Am F
I know something she don't know
C
When you break down where you go
Am7 F
Why those tabs come off your cans
C
Skynyrd stays on your FM
Am7 F
I know, you know
C G
It just don't make sense
Am7
If she don't get you
F C
Why's she get you layin' in her bed?
Am7 F C G
Oh oh oh yeah
Am7
If she don't get you
F C
Why's she get you
[Break]
Am7 F
Yeah, I know something she don't know
C
You still call when you're alone
Am7 F
Tell me every now and then
C
You wish she got you like I did
[Chorus]
Am7 F
I know, you know
C G
It just don't make sense (oh, it just don't make sense)
Am7
If she don't get you
C
Why's she get you layin' in her room?
Am7
If she don't get you
F C Am F Am C
Why's she get you layin' in her bed?
Am C Am C
(If she don't get you)
Am F Am C
Am C
(If she don't get you)
How to play "Get You" on guitar
[Intro and Verse Chord Progression]
- The song begins with a chord progression of Am, C, repeated through
the intro and the verses. This progression sets an introspective and
emotionally charged tone.
- Use a gentle, rhythmic strumming pattern to emphasize the contemplative
mood of the lyrics, allowing the story to unfold naturally.
[Chorus Dynamics]
- The chorus introduces additional chords—F, Am7, G—creating a fuller
sound and bringing emotional depth to the forefront. Increase the
strumming intensity slightly to underline the emotional revelations
in the lyrics.
- This part of the song should feel emotionally charged, as it conveys
a sense of longing and understanding about the subject.
[Break]
- The break shifts focus to a more reflective tone, using Am7 and F to
convey a personal confession and deeper emotional insights. Maintain
a softer strumming pattern here to highlight the vulnerability expressed
in the lyrics.
- This section should provide a poignant contrast to the more dynamic
chorus, focusing on the intimate connections and missed understanding.
[Outro]
- For the outro, continue with the soft dynamic strumming used in the
break, gradually winding down in intensity to end the song on a
reflective note.
- Let the final chords linger, emphasizing the unresolved feelings and
the thematic question of understanding and connection.
Common mistakes:
- Not varying the strumming dynamics between the verse, chorus, and
break. Ensure each section is distinct, with the chorus standing out
as the emotional climax.
- Rushing through the chord transitions, especially in the chorus.
Practice these transitions to ensure they are smooth and enhance the
song’s emotional narrative.
Song Facts and Artist Bio:
"Get You" by Ashley Cooke is a poignant song that delves into the
complexities of understanding and intimacy in relationships. The lyrics
explore the deep knowledge one person can have about another,
highlighting the disconnect when someone new doesn't fully understand
them. Ashley Cooke's music often resonates with themes of personal
connections and emotional depth, connecting deeply with listeners
through relatable stories and heartfelt performances.