Dear Heart chords - Smith Nate

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How to Play "Dear Heart" Guitar chords

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[Intro]
| D  | D  |
 
 
[Verse 1]
       D                               A
Dear heart, we've got a lot of history
                             Bm
From high and low and in-between
                  Bm
You and me we’re disconnected
   G
I hate this, there I said it
       D                                 A
Dear heart, you ain't who you used to be
                           Bm
Who's fault is it, you or me
                   Bm
That dropped that ball and wrecked it
   G
I wanna forgive and forget it
 
 
[Chorus]
       D
But I don’t trust you and the way you lead me A To hotel bars or the middle of a backseat Bm In strangers' cars or a friend of a friend G 'Cause it's too damn hard on me and my D Hopeless romantic settle-down side A I met the one a thousand times Bm I wish I could fall in love again G But it's too damn hard on me and my [Verse 2] D A Dear heart, we've had our share of wild times Bm You stayed beating while I drank and cried Bm My eyes out nights and days G Em But something's gotta change [Chorus] D 'Cause I don’t trust you and the way you lead me A To hotel bars or the middle of a backseat Bm In strangers' cars or a friend of a friend G 'Cause it's too damn hard on me and my D Hopeless romantic settle-down side A I met the one a thousand times Bm I wish I could fall in love again G But it's too damn hard on me and my D A Bm Dear heart, heart, heart G My dear heart, my dear heart [Bridge] D A Dear heart, I'm sorry that I gave you up Bm To the ones who don't deserve your love Bm Wish I could take it back G But damn it don’t work like that [Chorus] D 'Cause I don’t trust you and the way you lead me A To hotel bars or the middle of a backseat Bm In strangers' cars or a friend of a friend G 'Cause it's too damn hard on me and my D Hopeless romantic settle-down side A I met the one a thousand times Bm I wish I could fall in love again G But it's too damn hard on me and my D A Bm Dear heart, heart, heart G My dear heart, my dear heart D Dear heart How to play "Dear Heart" by Nate Smith on guitar [Intro] - Chords: D, D - Strumming: Start with a simple downstroke pattern. - Transition: Keep it smooth and consistent to set the tone. [Verse 1] - Chords: D, A, Bm, G - Strumming: Use a relaxed down-up pattern, emphasizing downstrokes. - Dynamics: Play softly to complement the reflective lyrics. - Transition: Practice smooth changes between A and Bm. [Chorus] - Chords: D, A, Bm, G - Strumming: Increase intensity with a steady down-up pattern. - Rhythm: Emphasize the first beat of each measure. - Dynamics: Play louder than the verse to highlight the chorus. [Verse 2] - Chords: D, A, Bm, G, Em - Strumming: Return to a softer down-up pattern, similar to the first verse. - Feel: Maintain the same dynamics, focusing on the lyrical delivery. - Transition: Ensure clean chord changes, especially from G to Em. [Bridge] - Chords: D, A, Bm, G - Strumming: Play with a softer, more emotional feel, focusing on downstrokes. - Dynamics: Build up slightly towards the end to lead into the final chorus. - Technique: Use dynamics to create a sense of build-up. [Chorus] - Chords: D, A, Bm, G - Strumming: Maintain the steady down-up pattern with increased intensity. - Dynamics: Play louder than the verse to make the chorus impactful. - Emphasis: Highlight the first beat of each measure. [Outro] - Chords: D, A, Bm, G, D - Strumming: Gradually soften your strumming as the song concludes. - Dynamics: End gently, mirroring the song's intro. [Common Mistakes] - Switching between A and Bm: Practice finger positioning for smooth transitions. - Strumming consistency: Focus on keeping a steady rhythm, especially during dynamic changes. - Overplaying: Ensure the vocals remain the focal point by not overpowering them with the guitar. [Song Facts] "Dear Heart" by Nate Smith is a deeply personal song that reflects on the struggles of dealing with emotions and relationships. The lyrics depict a conversation with the heart, expressing regret and a desire for change. The song's introspective nature and heartfelt delivery make it a relatable piece for anyone who has faced similar emotional challenges. [Artist Biography] Nate Smith is a rising country music artist known for his heartfelt lyrics and soulful voice. With roots in California, Smith's music blends traditional country with modern influences, creating a unique sound that resonates with a wide audience. His authentic storytelling and emotional performances have quickly garnered a dedicated fanbase.