A Little Goes A Long Way chords - The Castellows ♬ How to Play

A Little Goes A Long Way chords

[Intro]
G  Em7  C  G    Em7  C  G
 
 
[Verse 1]
G               Em7                    C                        G
It only takes a few little feathers to make a little bird wanna fly
                Em7                      C                   G
It only takes a little bit of leather to make a cowboy wanna ride
                     Em7
Yeah, I'm a cross stitch in a lace seam
C            G
Delicate but still holdin' on
                        Em7
You may not see me when I'm right here
           C
But you're gonna notice when I'm gone
 
 
[Chorus]
G
I'm a little sentimental
               Em7                G
If I love it I can't live without it
G

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I'm a little confidential
        Em7              G
To ever wanna talk about it
G
I'm a little in the middle
                 Em7
When it comes to love and hate
G                                         Cadd9 G    Em7  C  G
I'm a little too much but a little goes a long  way
 
 
[Verse 2]
G                    Em7
Sweet like a perfume on my wrist
       C                 G
Or the sun shinin' on my face
                               Em7
The love-drunk feeling of your goodnight kiss
     C                      G
That lingers on through the day
                     Em7
Yeah, I'm a songbook in a church pew
C                        G
I've got the whole choir singing on
                    Em7
Like a record stuck in your head
C
I'm gonna be singing that song so
 
 
[Chorus]
G
I'm a little sentimental
               Em7                G
If I love it I can't live without it
G
I'm a little confidential
        Em7              G
To ever wanna talk about it
G
I'm a little in the middle
                 Em7
When it comes to love and hate
G                                         Cadd9 G
I'm a little too much but a little goes a long  way
 
 
[Bridge]
Em               C
Everybody thinks it's the big moments
G                        D
It's the milestones that get you where you're going
Em                     C
Every little stone's a memory you make
    G                        A
The yellow brick road wasn't built in a day
 
 
[Chorus]
G
I'm a little sentimental
               Em                 G
If I love it I can't live without it
G
I'm a little confidential
        Em               G
To ever wanna talk about it
G
I'm a little in the middle
                 Em
When it comes to love and hate
G                                         D     C
I'm a little too much but a little goes a long  way
G                           C
I'm a little too much but a little goes a long way
 
 
[Outro]
G  Em  Cadd9  G     Em  Cadd9  G
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Introduction and Verse Chords
Start the song with the intro progression, which smoothly transitions into
the verses. The chord progression is G, Em7, C, G, repeated twice.
This sequence sets a gentle tone for the song.

As you move into the verses, maintain the same chord progression.
Emphasize the storytelling aspect by paying attention to how each chord
pairs with the lyrics. For instance, when playing the G chord at the beginning
of the verse, let it ring as you sing "It only takes a few little feathers to make
a little bird wanna fly," and continue in this manner throughout the verse.
The transition between chords should be smooth, with a focus on keeping
a consistent rhythm that matches the song's original tempo.

Chorus
The chorus introduces a slight variation with the inclusion of a Cadd9 chord,
which enriches the song's texture. The progression here will have more
energy and dynamic contrast compared to the verses. Play these chords
with a bit more volume and intensity to match the emotional lift of the chorus.
It's crucial to let the chords fully resonate, highlighting the song's core
message in this section.

Bridge
The bridge offers a change in mood and serves as a reflective moment in
the song. Incorporating a D chord here adds depth and a sense of build-up
leading back into the final chorus. This section is your opportunity to vary
your strumming pattern slightly, perhaps by introducing a more rhythmic
or percussive element to underscore the shift in the song's narrative.

Outro
The outro revisits the intro and verse progression, allowing you to close
the song on a note of familiarity and resolution. This part should be played
gently, gradually decreasing in volume and intensity to bring the song
to a soft, thoughtful end.

Playing Tips
- Strumming Pattern: If you're just starting, keep the strumming pattern simple
with downstrokes at each beat. As you become more comfortable, experiment
by adding upstrokes to create a richer sound.
- Dynamics: Vary your playing intensity throughout the song to reflect changes
in mood and emotion. The verses can be played softly, with a gradual build in
the chorus and bridge.
- Emotional Connection: Try to connect with the song's lyrics and convey its
message through your playing. The dynamics, tempo, and rhythm should all
serve the storytelling aspect of the music.