[Intro}
D G Em G D Em
[Verse]
G
I start on the ceiling
Em
End on the ground
G
There's no in-between
Em
At least that l've found
G
On the days I remember
Em
What is always untrue
F
Looking for a light
D
I can hold onto
[Pre-Chorus]
Em G Am C
Balance out my chemicals
Am G F C
And erase my recall
Em G Am C
Mind or man or medicine
G F C Em C C
Oh I've tried 'em all
[Chorus]
C G
So how is everybody doing out there-ere?
C
Are you spinning round, lost and found
Em D
Do you feel it too?
C G
Is there anybody even out there-ere?
Em D C C
We're all drowning in the same water as you
[Instrumental/Solo]
G Em G D Em
[Verse]
G
I think I'm going crazy
Em
Nothing is wrong
G
Except every single thing
Em
That I settle on
G
In my head I know better
Em
I'm doin' alright
F
But my wings and my weapons
D
Wanna fly away or fight
[Pre-Chorus]
Em G Am C
Balance out my chemicals
G F C
And erase my recall
Em G Am C
Find the missing formula
G F C Em C C
That'll rearrange it all
[Chorus]
C G
So how is everybody doing out there-ere?
C
Are you spinning round, lost and found
Em D
Do you feel it too?
C G
Is there anybody even out there-ere?
Em D C C
We're all drowning in the same water as you
[Instrumental/Solo]
Em G Am C G F C C C C
[Chorus]
C G
How is everybody doing out there-ere?
C
Are you spinning round, lost and found
Em D
Do you feel it too?
C G
Is there anybody even out there-ere?
Em D C C
We're all drowning in the same water as you
Em D C C
We're all drowning in the same water as you
[Instrumental/Solo/Outro]
Em G Am C Am G F C
Learning to play "Same Water" by The Secret Sisters on guitar offers a deeply
reflective and emotional experience. The song's arrangement, with its haunting
melodies and poignant lyrics, explores themes of shared human experience and
emotional turbulence. The chords themselves are not overly complex, making this
song accessible to guitarists of various skill levels.
The song begins with an Intro that sets the mood, transitioning between D, G, Em,
and back to G, D, and Em, creating a gentle ebb and flow that mirrors the song's
theme of fluctuating emotions:
[Intro]
D G Em G D Em
As you venture into the Verse, you'll notice the pattern of G to Em, which forms
the foundation of the song's narrative - a reflection on the highs and lows of
emotional states:
[Verse]
G
I start on the ceiling
Em
End on the ground
The Pre-Chorus introduces a slight complexity with a series of chords that convey
a sense of searching and yearning for balance and understanding:
[Pre-Chorus]
Em G Am C
Balance out my chemicals
The Chorus is where the song's message broadens, connecting the individual
experience to a universal one, through the progression of C, G, Em, and D. This
section asks listeners to reflect on their own experiences and realize they are
not alone:
[Chorus]
C G
So how is everybody doing out there-ere?
The song also includes an Instrumental/Solo section that follows the emotional
arc of the song, offering a moment of musical reflection that deepens the connection
between the player and the listener:
[Instrumental/Solo]
G Em G D Em
In learning this song, pay special attention to the dynamics of your strumming. The
verses and pre-choruses can be played with a softer touch, reflecting introspection,
while the chorus should be more pronounced, emphasizing the communal aspect of the
song's message.
The "Same Water" guitar tutorial showcases the power of music to connect individuals
through shared feelings and experiences. The chords, while simple, are played with
an emotional depth that requires not just technical skill but also a deep empathy
and understanding.
As you practice, let the lyrics guide your interpretation of the music, allowing
the song to flow naturally. This piece is not just a series of chords but a journey
through the collective human experience, offering comfort and solidarity through
its melodies.
Remember, the key to mastering "Same Water" lies in conveying the song's emotional
weight as much as in the technical execution of the chords. Enjoy the process of
bringing this poignant song to life on your guitar.
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