Day You Dont chords
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[Intro]
G C G C
[Verse 1]
G C
Excuse me girl I couldn't help but overhear it
G C
And I didn't mean to listen in
G C
Ain't that the third time that you asked for gin and tonic
G C
And he made you wait while he talked to friend
G C
I get the feeling that you're feeling somethings missing
G C
But you're too scared to let him go
G C
And its a shame that you think he's as good as you'll be getting
Bb Am G
But I can't wait till the day you don't
[Chorus]
C G
The day you finally come to your senses
C G
Wrap your mind around what your heart knows
C G
I know right now you think you can fix him
C Bb Am G
And it may drive you crazy but I'll be waiting till the day you don't
C G
(Day You Don't)
C
(Day You Don't)
[Verse 2]
G C
There really ain't like me to be coming on this strong
G C
But something bout him struck a nervе
G C
If it was me you wouldn't be barely hanging on
G C
Cause that ain't what you deserve
G C
Keep believing what you want
Bb Am G
I'll keep waiting till the day you don't
[Chorus]
C G
The day you finally come to your senses
C G
Wrap your mind around what your heart knows
C G
I know right now you think you can fix him
C Bb Am G
And it may drive you crazy but I'll be waiting till the day you don't
G
(Day You Don't)
[Bridge]
C D
There ain't no way so don't say
Em
You know the tole is taking
F C G
Waiting on the day you don't
[Guitar Solo]
G C G C
[Chorus]
C G
The day you finally come to your senses
C G
Wrap your mind around what your heart knows
C G
I know right now you think you can fix him
C Bb Am G
And it may drive you crazy but I'll be waiting till the day you don't
[Outro]
C G
Day You Don't (Day You Don't)
G C
Day You Don't (Day You Don't)
G C
Day You Don't
How to play the guitar song "Day You Don't" by Haughton Reid
[Preamble] - Notes: G, C
- Strumming: To create a relaxing atmosphere, use slow, steady downstrokes.
- Emphasis: Harmonious transitions that allow every chord to ring.
[First Verse]
- Chords: Am, Bb, C, G
- Strumming: Use downstrokes in a loose, even beat.
- Dynamics: Maintain a low volume to match the lyrics' conversational tone.
- Transitions: Alternate between G, C, and sometimes Bb and Am with ease.
[Chorus]
- Chords: Am, Bb, G, and C
- Strumming: Mix up and downstrokes while gradually increasing intensity.
Emphasis: Pay close attention to the emotive delivery, particularly when it comes
to "The day you finally come to your senses".
- Feel: Appreciate the words' encouraging and upbeat vibe.
[Verse 2]
- Chords: Am, Bb, C, G
- Strumming: Keeping a light rhythm, just like in Verse 1.
- Dynamics: Reflective, in line with the story of the girl's predicament.
- Transitions: Make sure there are seamless chord changes.
[Chorus]
- Chords: Am, Bb, G, and C
- Strumming: Moderately intense, in line with the opening chorus.
- Emphasis: Draw attention to important phrases like "Wrap your mind around
what your heart knows".
[Bridge]
C, D, Em, F, C, G are the chords.
- Strumming: Lighter strums with a softer, more reflective feel.
- Dynamics: Toward the finish, progressively increase the intensity.
- Focus: Communicate the songs' messages of patience and optimism.
[Solo Guitar]
- Chords: G, C
- Strumming: Go back to the gentle, steady tempo from the introduction.
- Focus: Highlight the solo while keeping the song's vibe consistent.
[Chorus]
- Chords: Am, Bb, G, and C
- Strumming: Go back to your previous, steady, descriptive rhythm.
- Emphasis: Draw attention to the phrases regarding awakening and waiting that are repeated.
- Feel: Let the chords ring out to highlight the song's consoling conclusion.
[Finale]
- Chords: G, C
- Strumming: Light, flowing downward strokes.
- Concentration: Allow the last notes to reverberate, expressing the upbeat mood.
[Overall Advice]
- Tuning: EADGBE standard tuning.
- Tone: To complement the song's introspective and encouraging vibe, use a clear, warm tone.
- Practice: Increase tempo gradually at first until you feel comfortable with the chord changes.
- Frequent errors: Hurrying transitions and losing rhythm.
[Song Details]
Haughton Reid's song "Day You Don't" explores themes of endurance, optimism,
and encouragement. The song's lyrics describe waiting for someone to see their
value and decide to change for the better. Genuine storytelling is a common element
of Haughton Reid's music, which combines country influences with emotionally
charged performances that connect with audiences.