[Intro]
D D D D
[Verse]
D
I'm a farmer - praying for rain
A
I'm a gambler - who needs an ace of spades
G D
I'm a sailor - hoping for a gust of wind
[Verse]
D
I'm a singer - looking for that song
A
I'm a prisoner - that ain't got long
G D
I'm a dreamer waiting on my ship to come in
[Pre-Chorus]
A G D
But lately all my roads have been running out
A G D
And there ain't no silver linings in these clouds
[Chorus]
Bm A
Help me Lord and show me how
G D/F#
To find the kind of faith
Em D/F# G
That I once found
D D D D
Cause I could sure use a little right now
[Verse]
D
I'm a beggar - who could use some help
A
I'm a seeker - searching for myself
G D
I'm a rolling stone just waiting on a friend
[Verse]
D
I'm a lover - wishing on a star
A
For another - with a broken heart
G D
To hold each other close till the end
[Pre-Chorus]
A G D
But lately all my roads have been running out
A G D
And there ain't no silver linings in these clouds
[Chorus]
Bm A
Help me Lord and show me how
G D/F#
To find the kind of faith
Em D/F# G
That I once found
D D
Cause I could sure use a little right now
D D
Just a little right now - yeah yeah yeah
[Instrumental Break]
D C# G D
D C# G D
[Pre-Chorus]
A G D
Cause lately all my roads have been running out
A G D
And there ain't no silver linings in these clouds
[Chorus]
Bm A
Help me Lord and show me how
G D/F#
To find the kind of faith
Em D/F# G
That I once found
D D
Cause I could sure use a little right now
[Outro]
D D D
Just a little right now
To play "A Little Right Now" by Charles Esten on the guitar, you'll use a mix of
chords that bring out the song's heartfelt message and melody. The key of the
song is D, and the chords primarily revolve around D, G, A, and Bm, with a tempo
marked at 73 bpm, making it a relatively mid-tempo song with a reflective and soulful vibe.
Chords Overview:
Verse and Chorus: The song's verses and chorus sections will primarily use these
chords in various sequences. Pay attention to the transitions between them to
maintain the flow of the song.
Bridge or Solo Sections: These sections might simplify or modify the chord progressions
slightly, focusing on instrumental melodies or a key lyrical message.
Playing Tips:
Dynamics: Pay close attention to the dynamics of the song. "A Little Right Now"
carries a lot of emotional weight, so playing with feeling will help convey the song's
essence.
Strumming Pattern: The strumming pattern should be steady and reflective of the
song's pace. A mix of down and upstrokes that match the tempo and feel of the
music will work well.
Transitions: Smooth transitions between chords are crucial for maintaining the song's
continuity. Practice switching between the chords fluidly.
Remember, the essence of music lies not just in the technicalities but in how you
convey the emotions behind the lyrics and melodies. "A Little Right Now" is a song
that seems to touch on themes of hope, resilience, and the search for strength,
so try to embody these feelings as you play.
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