You're My Texas chords
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[Intro]
D Bm7 A G
Huh-huh-huh
D Bm7 A G
Huh-huh-huh
[Verse 1]
D Bm7 A
I can get lost on a merry-go-round
G
Spinnin' in circles, baby
D Bm7 A
It's hard to get my two bare feet on my ground
G
When the world gets heavy
[Pre-Chorus]
D Bm7 A G
I know where to run to
D Bm7 A G
When the day is done, it's you
[Chorus]
D Bm7
You're my home away from home
A G
You're blue bonnets growin' wild
D Bm7
Boy, no matter where I go
A G
You're my like a go to sky
A Bm7 G
Where I hang my head when I get restless
D
You're my Texas
D Bm7 A G
Huh-huh-huh
[Verse 2]
D Bm7 A
Steady as the sun sets straggle the pine
G
Someday, church bells ringin'
D Bm7 A
Sweet as the honey, silver-green on the vine
G
Little bit of everythin' I'm needin'
[Pre-Chorus]
[Pre-Chorus]
D Bm7 A G
I know where to run to
D Bm7 A G
When the day is done, it's you, you, you
[Chorus]
D Bm7
You're my home away from home
A G
You're blue bonnets growin' wild
D Bm7
Boy, no matter where I go
A G
You're my like a go to sky
A Bm7 G
Where I hang my head when I get restless
D
You're my Texas
[Guitar Solo]
D Bm7 A G
D Bm7 A G
[Bridge]
A G
And I could chase this dream of mine, all around the world
G
But as long as I'm a girl
[Chorus]
D Bm7
You're my home away from home
A G
You're blue bonnets growin' wild
D Bm7
Boy, no matter where I go
A G
You're my like a go to sky
A Bm7 G
Where I hang my head when I get restless
A Bm7 G
Where I hang my head when I get restless
D
You're my Texas
[Outro]
D Bm7 A G
Huh-huh-huh
D Bm7 A G
Huh-huh-huh
How to play "You're My Texas" by Gabby Barrett on guitar is a journey through
a love song that paints vivid pictures of comfort, belonging, and the beauty
of finding a home in someone. The song's arrangement in the key of D major,
using chords D, Bm7, A, and G, offers a melodic foundation that's both soothing
and rich, making it an excellent choice for guitarists looking to add some
heartfelt country flair to their repertoire.
Intro and Verses
The song starts with an intro that sets the tone with the chords D, Bm7, A, G.
This sequence also serves as the backbone for the verses. Here's how to
form these chords:
D Major: Place 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.
Bm7 (B minor 7): For a simpler version, you can play Bm by placing your index
finger across all the strings on the second fret (barre chord), your middle finger
on the second fret of the B (2nd) string, and your ring finger on the fourth fret
of the D (4th) string. To add the 7th, just remove your pinky from the full Bm
chord shape.
A Major: Position your index, middle, and ring fingers on the second frets of
the D (4th), G (3rd), and B (2nd) strings, respectively.
G Major: Place your index finger on the second fret of the A (5th) string, your
middle finger on the third fret of the low E (6th) string, and your ring finger
on the third fret of the high E (1st) string.
Pre-Chorus
The pre-chorus follows the same chord progression as the intro and verses,
D, Bm7, A, G, creating a seamless transition while building up to the chorus.
The lyrical content here prepares the listener for the song's heartfelt declaration.
Chorus
The chorus is where the emotional weight of the song shines, with the lyrics
and chords working together to convey the depth of the singer's feelings.
The progression remains the same, reinforcing the song's consistent,
comforting message.
Guitar Solo and Bridge
The guitar solo and bridge maintain the established chord progression,
providing continuity. The bridge, with its lyrical departure, offers a moment
of reflection within the song's narrative, emphasizing the theme of enduring
love and connection.
Outro
The song concludes with the outro, revisiting the intro's chord progression,
bringing the song full circle. It's a gentle fade-out that leaves the listener
with the lasting impression of the song's core message: finding a sense
of home and peace in a loved one.
As you practice "You're My Texas," let the song's emotion guide your
strumming and transitions. This piece is a beautiful exploration of love's
power to ground and comfort us, making it a rewarding song to learn
and share with others.