Never Said I Love You chords - Ernest ♬ How to Play

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Never Said I Love You chords

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Capo 1st fret
 
 
 
[Intro]
G  A  D
 
 
[Verse 1]
D
I've told you that I want you
                 G
I've held you in my arms
                       A
I've whispered in your ear
                  D
I don't wanna be apart
D
I wanted nights to last forever
                        G
But knew forever'd just be damned
                             A
Yeah, I know goodbye's never easy
A
Girl, believe me
D One day you'll understand [Chorus] N.C. G Why I never said I love you A D I never said I could G And it ain't that I don't want to A D A D Hell, even if I should G It's best that I don't try A D I'd hate to have to lie and act like this good thing won't die G Baby, that's why A D G A D I never said I loved you [Verse 2] D I bet you hate me and I get it G Hell, most nights I hate me too A There ain't a streetlight in this city D That ain't turned on for me and you D And when all is said and done G It's probably better off this way A Someone somewhere's gonna catch you D And mean the words I couldn't say [Chorus] D G Why I never said I love you A D I never said I could G And it ain't that I don't want to A D A D Hell, even if I should G It's best that I don't try A D I'd hate to have to lie and act like this good thing won't die G Baby, that's why A G I never said I loved you, no [Instrumental Break] A D G A D [Chorus] D G I never said I love you A D I never said I could G And it ain't that I don't want to A D A D Hell, even if I should G It's best that I don't try A D I'd hate to have to lie and act like this good thing won't die G Baby, that's why A D G A I never said I loved you, no [Outro] D I never said I loved you How to play "Never Said I Love You" by Ernest on guitar This track utilizes a capo on the 1st fret to bring the chords into a comfortable vocal range while maintaining the open chord sound. The song is structured around a classic country ballad chord progression. Chords used: G, A, D Playing Style: - Begin with a straightforward strumming pattern in the intro, using G, A, and D, setting the tone for the emotional narrative of the song. - The verses and choruses should be played with a mix of downstrokes and occasional upstrokes to add emphasis on certain lyrics, keeping the rhythm steady but expressive. Common Mistakes: - Not changing chords cleanly can disrupt the flow of the song. Ensure that transitions between G, A, and D are smooth and timely. - Overstrumming can overpower the vocals. Maintain a balanced dynamic, allowing the lyrics to stand out. Transitions: - Pay special attention to the transition into and out of the instrumental break, as these parts provide a reflective pause in the narrative. Make sure these are executed smoothly to maintain the emotional impact. Lyrics meaning: "Never Said I Love You" explores themes of regret and unspoken words in a relationship. The protagonist reflects on their inability to express love, even though they feel it, and the song delves into the complex emotions surrounding commitment and fear of vulnerability. Remember: - Tune your guitar accurately with the capo to ensure the chords sound correct and are harmonious. - Connect emotionally with the song's lyrics to better convey the story through your guitar playing, enhancing the listener's experience.