One More Sunset - Kenny Chesney

One More Sunset chords

Capo 3rd fret
 
 
 
[Intro]
D    G   D
 
 
[Verse 1]
D
Both hands of time keep tickin'
D
Even if I don't wanna admit it
D
Can't catch that one more minute
D
Once it's gone
D
I'm like a midnight gambler
D
Making the most of the moments that matter
G                                  D
That good-vibe standard time's the one I'm living on
 
 

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[Chorus]
D                              A
I got one more never-forget-it night
                             Bm
One more look at the morning light
Bm
Long as there's a breath in me
  G
I know there'll always be
D
One more dream to dream on
A
A sweet summertime drink to drink on
Bm
Another one love song to sing
G                  D
One more sunset to see
 
 
[Bridge]
D
This spinning ball keeps spinning around
D
That man in the sky keeps setting 'em down
G
I ain't done yet
N.C.
I got one more sunset
 
 
[Verse 2]
D
Pack light, nothing heavy
D
Top down, always ready
D
Just like old William said, "To thine own self be true"
D
I had a late night too drunk realization
D
When that love train leaves the station
G
It ain't slowing down and it ain't waiting around on you
 
 
[Chorus]
      D                        A
I got one more never-forget-it night
                             Bm
One more look at the morning light
Bm
Long as there's a breath in me
  G
I know there'll always be
D
One more dream to dream on
A
A sweet summertime drink to drink on
Bm
Another one love song to sing
    G                  D
And one more sunset to see
 
 
[Bridge]
D
This spinning ball keeps spinning around
D
That man in the sky keeps setting 'em down
G
I ain't done yet
      D
I got one more sunset
 
 
[Guitar Solo]
C  G  D    C  G  D
 
 
[Bridge]
      D
I got one more sunset
D
One more sunset
G
I ain't done yet
      D
I got one more sunset to see
 
 
[Chorus]
D                        A
One more never-forget-it night
                             Bm
One more look at the morning light
Bm
Long as there's a breath in me
  G
I know there'll always be
D
One more dream to dream on
A
A sweet summertime drink to drink on
Bm
Another one love song to sing
G                  D
One more sunset to see
 
 
[Outro]
D
This spinning ball keeps spinning around
D
That man in the sky keeps setting 'em down
D
I ain't done yet
D
I got one more sunset to see
D
This spinning ball keeps spinning around
D
That man in the sky keeps setting 'em down
D
I ain't done yet
     C N.C.
I got  one more sunset



For "One More Sunset," start by placing a capo on the 3rd fret. This adjustment
is essential for matching the original key of the song and making it easier to
play along with Kenny Chesney's version.

Intro and Verses
The intro sets the emotional tone right from the beginning. It's simple, using
D and G, and moves back to D. You'll play these chords in a sequence that's
easy to follow and sets up the narrative for the verses.

In the verses, you primarily stay on the D chord, which helps to highlight the
reflective lyrics of the song. The repetition of the D chord through the verses
emphasizes the narrative's focus on time and the importance of living
in the moment.

When you reach "That good-vibe standard time's the one I'm living on,"
you'll switch to G before coming back to D, creating a musical lift that
complements the lyrics beautifully.

Chorus
The chorus introduces more variety with the chords D, A, Bm, and then G.
This progression supports the chorus's uplifting lyrics, which speak to making
the most of life's moments. The change in chords here adds depth and a rich
sound that lifts the song's message.

Bridge
The bridge uses the same chords as the verses but emphasizes the song's
message of optimism and living life to the fullest. Here, the repetitive use of D,
followed by a brief move to G and back to D, mirrors the consistent theme of
chasing one more sunset, reinforcing the optimism found throughout the song.

Guitar Solo
There's a guitar solo that follows a progression of C, G, and D. This solo offers
a moment of musical reflection that ties back to the song's themes, providing
a melodic interlude that reflects the song's reflective nature.

Playing Tips
When playing "One More Sunset," consider these tips:
- The strumming pattern can be simple yet expressive; try a pattern that matches
the song's pace and emotional tone.
- Smooth chord transitions are crucial, especially in the chorus where
the movement between D, A, Bm, and G adds to the song's emotional impact.
- The dynamics of your strumming should mirror the song's lyrical content,
shifting from reflective to uplifting as the song moves from verses to chorus.

Remember, the essence of "One More Sunset" is in its message of making
the most of every moment. Your playing should capture both the simplicity
and the depth of this message, allowing the song's emotional and reflective
qualities to shine through.