[Chorus]
Em
You can tell 'em all that I'm crazy
G
You can tell 'em I've never changed
D
You can tell 'em anything that you want 'em to hear
C
It's okay, I've heard the same
[Interlude]
Em G D C Em G D C
[Verse 1]
Em
Don't think that I don't love you
G
Don't think that I don't try
D
Don't you ever think you don't add more weight
C
Every time you asked me why
Em
The shackles can't get no tighter
G
The chain ain't got no give
D
The ball don't get no smaller
C
Yeah, that's just the way it is
[Chorus]
Em
You can tell 'em all that I'm crazy
G
You can tell 'em I've never changed
D
You can tell 'em anything that you want 'em to hear
C
It's okay, I've heard the same
Em G D C
I've heard the same
[Verse 2]
Em
Right there on your table
G
I see your plate is full
D
Sitting next to a glass half-empty
C
And a never-ending pool
Em
Yeah, the reasons I keep leaving
G
Are the reasons I can't stay
D
Don't think I don't want to
C
And no, I've never walked away
[Chorus]
Em
You can tell 'em all that I'm crazy
G
You can tell 'em I've never changed
D
You can tell 'em anything that you want 'em to hear
C
It's okay, I've heard the same
Em
And while you're out there seeking shelter
G
And you find yourself in chains
D
I've always had my own to bear
C
But you know I can't complain
Em
I can't complain
[Bridge]
Am
I wish I could have said it all
G D
Before you heard it rhyme
Am
It's the same old song you've heard me sing
G D
At least a million times
[Guitar Solo]
Em G D C Em G D C
Em G D C Em G D C
[Chorus]
Em
You can tell 'em all that I'm crazy
G
You can tell 'em I've never changed
D
You can tell 'em anything that you want 'em to hear
C
It's okay, I've heard the same
Em
And while you're out there seeking shelter
G
And you find yourself in chains
D
I've always had my own to bear
C
But you know I can't complain
Em G D
I can't complain
C Em G D
I can't complain
C Em
And no, I can't complain
[Outro]
G D C Em G D C
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To play "I Can't Complain" by Cody Jinks on the guitar, let's dive straight into
the structure and progression without the use of code-like formatting.
This song, rich in emotion and storytelling, follows a simple yet expressive
chord progression that accentuates its heartfelt lyrics.
Chorus
Begin with the chorus, which sets the emotional tone right away. You'll start
with an Em chord, move to a G, then to a D, and finish on a C. This chord
sequence supports the message of resilience and the complexities
of personal experiences.
Chorus
Start on Em, then move to G, followed by D, and end on C. This part tells
listeners about enduring life's trials without complaint.
Interlude
The interlude uses the same chord pattern as the chorus, acting as
a musical passage that keeps the reflective mood flowing.
Interlude
Play Em to G, then D to C, and repeat. This section acts as a bridge
in the song's narrative.
Verse 1
The first verse dives into themes of love, struggle, and the depth
of human emotions. The progression moves from Em to G, then to D,
and concludes on C, echoing the song's introspective nature.
Verse 1
You're expressing a deep, personal story here, moving from Em, to G,
to D, and finally to C.
Chorus
Repeating the chorus emphasizes the song's theme, with the chord sequence
highlighting the narrative of facing adversity without yielding to despair.
Chorus
Again, you'll go from Em to G, then D, and finish on C, reinforcing the message
of enduring without complaint.
Verse 2
In the second verse, the narrative continues, exploring reasons behind
decisions and the journey of life. The chords follow the established pattern,
supporting the ongoing emotional journey.
Verse 2
The story unfolds further with chords moving from Em, to G, to D, and to C.
Bridge
The bridge offers a reflective pause, introducing an Am chord, which adds
complexity to the emotional landscape of the song.
Bridge
Shift to an Am, then to G, and D, offering a moment of introspection
about the song's themes.
Guitar Solo
The guitar solo section follows the chord progression of the interlude,
allowing for a musical exploration that reflects the song's underlying emotions.
Guitar Solo
Mirror the interlude's progression with Em, G, D, and C, providing a space
for emotional expression.
Final Chorus and Outro
The final chorus and outro conclude the narrative, emphasizing acceptance
and the inevitability of life's challenges.
Chorus and Outro
Finish the song by repeating the progression of Em, G, D, and C, culminating
in a reflective and resonant conclusion.
Tips for Playing
- Let the lyrics' emotional weight guide your strumming pattern
and dynamics.
- Ensure smooth transitions between chords to maintain the song's
introspective feel.
- Personalize the guitar solo by expressing the song's themes in your
unique style while remaining true to the overall message.
This approach to "I Can't Complain" strips back the formatting to focus
purely on the song's progression and emotional depth, guiding you
through each section with clarity and purpose.
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