[Intro]
D A Bm7 G
[Verse 1]
D A
I take things for granted, I don't let my feelings show
Bm7 G
Sometimes all the little things that I think matter don't
D A
Sometimes I complicate it, it's hard to talk it out
Bm7 G
I'll try my best to say it, ain't no doubt about
[Chorus]
D
The way that you're my everything
A
The way that I'd be lost without ya
Bm7 G
It just don't feel like home without my arms around you
D
I don't always make it easy
A
I don't always say it right
Bm7 G D A Bm7
But I promise you, I do, and I'll love you all of my life
[Post-Chorus]
G
Mm, mm
[Verse 2]
D A
I wish I could go back and rewind those stupid fights
Bm7
Instead of tryin' to win, I'll lose my pride
G
And look you in the eye and remind you
[Chorus]
D
The way that you're my everything
A
The way that I'd be lost without ya
Bm7 G
It just don't feel like home without my arms around you
D
I don't always make it easy
A
I don't always say it right
Bm7 G D
But I promise you, I do, and I'll love you all of my life
[Bridge]
D A
When you close your eyes and you walk out the door
Bm7 G
Baby, I hope you know for sure
[Chorus]
D
The way that you're my everything
A
The way that I'd be lost without ya
Bm7 G
It just don't feel like home without my arms around you
D
I don't always make it easy
A
I don't always say it right
Bm7 G D
But I promise you, I do, and I'll love you all of my life
[Outro]
D A Bm7 G D
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How to play "All Of My Life" by Gabby Barrett on guitar involves embracing
a chord progression that underscores a heartfelt dedication to a loved one.
This song, with its blend of D, A, Bm7, and G chords, creates a tender and
uplifting atmosphere, making it a great piece for guitarists looking to convey
deep emotions through music. Let's break down the chords and structure to
guide you through the song.
Intro and Verse Chords
The song starts with an intro that quickly sets the emotional tone, using the
chords D, A, Bm7, and G. This progression is also used throughout the verses,
providing a solid foundation for the song's reflective lyrics.
D Major: Position your index finger on the second fret of the G (3rd) string,
your ring finger on the third fret of the B (2nd) string, and your middle finger
on the second fret of the high E (1st) string.
A Major: Place your index, middle, and ring fingers on the second frets of
the D (4th), G (3rd), and B (2nd) strings, respectively.
Bm7 (B Minor 7): For an easier grip, you can play a simplified Bm7 by
placing your index finger on the second fret of the A (5th) string, your ring
finger on the second fret of the G (3rd) string, and your middle finger on
he second fret of the high E (1st) string, leaving the D (4th) string open.
G Major: Shift your index finger to the second fret of the A (5th) string, your
middle finger to the third fret of the low E (6th) string, and your ring
finger to the third fret of the high E (1st) string.
Chorus and Post-Chorus
The chorus continues with the same chord progression, emphasizing
the song's main message of unwavering love and commitment. The
simplicity of the progression allows the lyrics to shine, with the post-chorus
offering a moment of instrumental reflection.
Bridge
The bridge maintains the use of the song's primary chords but may
place a slight emphasis on the lyrical message, creating a buildup to
the final chorus. This is where the emotional weight of the song peaks,
so consider the dynamics of your strumming to match the sentiment.
Outro
The song concludes with the same chord progression as the intro,
bringing the emotional journey full circle. This outro serves as a gentle
reminder of the song's enduring message of love.
As you play "All Of My Life," focus on the connection between the chords
and the lyrics to truly convey the song's essence. The beauty of this piece
lies not just in its melody but in its ability to express a deep, lifelong
commitment through music.
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