i almost do - Cooke Ashley

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[Intro]
| E  | E  | Asus2  | Asus2  |
 
 
[Verse 1]
E
 Yeah we almost had it
                                  Asus2
The kinda picture perfect that you might find
      Asus2
On a jewelry store sign
E
 But we made a habit
                                        Asus2
Breaking up making up waking up to the same old same
     Asus2
Got tired of that game
 
 
[Pre-Chorus]
C#m7
 You said we wouldn't talk no more
G#m7
 'Cause we know what that leads to
F#m11
So I won't reach out F#m11 But if you only knew [Chorus] N.C. I almost drive E Down your street just to see if you're home Asus2 And I almost call Asus2 Just to see if you're sleeping alone E But I don't 'cause I C#m I just can't help but wonder if it would it hurt less B If you thought that I couldn't care less, or if you knew that Asus2 F#m7 I don't show up out of the blue saying I still love you E But I almost do [Verse 2] E And I almost polish E A whole fifth of bourbon Asus2 So if I crack, I can blame it on that [Pre-Chorus] C#m7 Yeah sometimes I go out G#m7 And hit it off with someone new F#m11 And feel like I'm moving on F#m11 And I almost do [Chorus] N.C. Then I almost drive E Down your street just to see if you're home Asus2 And I almost call Asus2 Just to see if you're sleeping alone E But I don't 'cause I C#m I just can't help but wonder if it would it hurt less B If you thought that I couldn't care less, or if you knew that Asus2 F#m7 I don't show up out of the blue saying I still love you E But I almost do Asus2 Yeah I almost do [Bridge] C#m7 Yeah I almost do something I'll regret G#m7 Can't believe I haven't yet F#m11 What if you're almost over it F#m11 So I don't [Chorus] E But I almost drive E Down your street just to see if you're home Asus2 And I almost call Asus2 Just to see if you're sleeping alone E But I don't 'cause I C#m I just can't help but wonder if it would it hurt less B If you thought that I couldn't care less, or if you knew that Asus2 F#m7 I don't show up out of the blue saying I still love you F#m7 Yeah I know what I shouldn't do E But I almost do Asus2 E Yeah I almost do How to play "I Almost Do" on guitar [Intro and Verse Chord Progression] - The song starts with a soft and reflective intro progression of E and Asus2. This chord sequence establishes the emotional tone for the verses. - Continue using these chords for the verses, supporting the lyrics about reminiscing and emotional conflict. Use a gentle strumming pattern to keep the mood introspective and delicate. [Pre-Chorus and Chorus Dynamics] - The pre-chorus introduces C#m7 and G#m7, adding depth and tension. Then, F#m11 is used to bring a sense of resolution before leading into the chorus. - In the chorus, start with no chord (N.C.) to create a moment of pause, emphasizing the lyrics. Then use E, Asus2, C#m, B, and F#m7 to build the emotional narrative. Increase your strumming intensity slightly to highlight the emotional weight of the chorus, emphasizing the struggle between wanting to reconnect and holding back. [Bridge] - The bridge uses C#m7, G#m7, and F#m11 to explore deeper emotional insights and the contemplation of potential regrets. Maintain a moderate strumming pattern here, focusing on the reflective quality of the lyrics. [Chorus Repetition and Outro] - Repeat the chorus with continued emotional intensity, reinforcing the theme of internal conflict and unspoken feelings. - For the outro, revisit the initial reflective theme using the chords E and Asus2. This conclusion mirrors the intro and brings the song full circle, ending on a poignant note of unresolved feelings and lingering emotions. Common mistakes: - Not adjusting the strumming dynamics between the verses, chorus, and bridge. Ensure that each section has its unique feel to support the storytelling effectively. - Rushing through the emotional parts, especially the chorus. Keep the tempo steady and allow the lyrics to convey their full impact. Song Facts and Artist Bio: "I Almost Do" by Ashley Cooke is a poignant song about the internal struggle of wanting to reconnect with a past love but restraining oneself due to the potential consequences. The song captures the bittersweet nature of lingering feelings and unresolved endings. Ashley Cooke's music often resonates with themes of love, loss, and emotional contemplation, connecting deeply with listeners through relatable stories and expressive melodies.