How to Play "Georgia Girl" Guitar chords
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Capo 3rd fret
[Intro]
G D Em Am D
[Verse 1]
G
In a house on a hill between the peaches and the pines
Am
My daddy looked at me he said, "Tough girls don't cry
D G D
And if it hurts put some dirt on it, but don't let a man bring you down"
G
So when you did what you did I knew what to do
Am7 D
You are who you are I know you're not used to this side of goodbye
G D
It's always the other way around
[Chorus]
Am7 D
Louisiana let you lie and 'Bama took you back
G D Em7
You were two-timin' Tennessee, she forgave you like that
Am7 D G D
Oklahoma ain't over you and California calls when she's drunk and alone
Em Am7 D
Hell, I feel for 'em all, but I figured you out and you can't wreck my world
Am7 C D G D Em7 Am7 D
Guess you forgot, boy, I'm a Georgia girl
[Verse 2]
G Gm7
I packed your bags, gеt gone with the wind
Am7
It's your loss, not mine don't call mе again
D G
And don't tell me you'll change, 'cause frankly, I don't give a damn
[Chorus]
Am7 D
Louisiana let you lie and 'Bama took you back
G D Em7
You were two-timin' Tennessee, she forgave you like that
Am7 D G D
Oklahoma ain't over you and California calls when she's drunk and alone
Em Am7 D
Hell, I feel for 'em all, but I figured you out and you can't wreck my world
Am7 C D G D Em7 Am7 D
Guess you forgot, boy, I'm a Georgia girl
[Bridge]
Am7
You can roll coast to coast
D
But don't be surprised
C G Am7
If you never get Georgia off your mind
[Chorus]
Am7 D
Louisiana let you lie and 'Bama took you back
G D Em7
You were two-timin' Tennessee, she forgave you like that
Am7 D G D
Oklahoma ain't over you and California calls when she's drunk and alone
Em Am7 D
Hell, I feel for 'em all, but I figured you out and you can't wreck my world
Am7 C D Em D A
Guess you forgot, boy, I'm a Georgia girl
Am7 C D
You're gonna learn you don't mess with a Georgia girl
[Outro]
G D Em Am
D G
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How to play "Georgia Girl" on guitar by Megan Moroney
[General Tips:]
Tuning: Standard tuning with a capo on the 3rd fret.
Tone: Go for a bright, clean tone with your acoustic guitar, aiming for clarity
in the higher notes to bring out the song's spirited character.
[Intro & Verse Chords:]
- Start with a G chord and follow up with D, Em, Am, and D. This progression sets
the storytelling tone of the song.
- Strum with a mixture of down and upstrokes to keep the rhythm lively and engaging.
Chord Transition Tips:
- Transition smoothly between G and Am by keeping your ring finger anchored on the
third fret of the second string, which can act as a pivot.
- Moving from Am7 to D, focus on lifting your fingers off the fretboard cleanly to
avoid unwanted string noise.
[Chorus Dynamics:]
- The chorus picks up in energy and emotion. Increase the intensity of your strumming
to match the lyrical content about resilience and strength.
- Emphasize the downstroke on the first beat of each measure to drive the rhythm forward.
[Bridge Technique:]
- In the bridge, maintain the flow with a continuous strumming pattern, and prepare
for a dynamic lift as you transition back into the chorus.
[Common Mistakes:]
- Be cautious of the transition from G to Gm7 in the second verse; it's a subtle shift
but essential for conveying the change in musical sentiment.
- Ensure that your capo is properly aligned on the 3rd fret to avoid any tuning issues.
[Song Facts:]
"Georgia Girl" by Megan Moroney is an anthem of empowerment and self-resilience. The song
lyrically navigates through a narrative of personal strength against romantic disappointments,
echoing themes of independence and self-worth. It cleverly integrates various U.S. states
into the narrative, highlighting the protagonist's unshakable confidence.
[Megan Moroney Biography:]
Megan Moroney has swiftly carved a niche in the country music scene with her modern approach
to traditional themes. Her songs often blend personal stories with broader social themes,
demonstrating a keen insight into contemporary relationships and individual identity.