A Little Heaven's Rubbing Off On Me chords - George Strait

How to Play "A Little Heaven's Rubbing Off On Me" Guitar chords

          A                                        D 
I used to like making love and then getting up and never having to explain
     E                                                           A
I've always been free, I never could see me draggin' no ball and chain
       A                                                      D
I like running around and being tied down never was my cup of tea
          D                    A               E                       A
But since I've been holding an angel, a little heaven's rubbing off on me


Chorus:
                     E
And I'm beginning to like just sittin' and holding hands
                  E
Looking in to her eyes I'm thinking about future plans
    A                                                                                       D
And then I get the feeling that the life that I'd been leading ain't all it's cracked up to be
      D                    A               E                       A 
Since I've been holding an angel, a little heaven's rubbing off on me


I used like to spend the night, sittin' on an old bar stool
Drinkin' wine and killing time with all of those other fools
But since you took my hand, I think I understand, it ain't the way it outta be
Since I've been holding an angel, a little heaven's rubbing off on me

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Chorus

And since I've been holding an angel, a little heaven's rubbing off on me 




How to play "A Little Heaven's Rubbing Off On Me" by George Strait on guitar

[First] Chords: A, D, and E

Playing Style: To establish the lively tone of the song, use open chords with
a fluid, even strumming rhythm.

- Strumming down four times, begin on an A chord.
- Strumming down four times, move to D.
- Change to E and strum four times.
- Go back to A and strum four times.

[First Verse]
Chords: A, D, and E

Playing Style: To match the lyrics of the song, keep a steady, laid-back
strumming rhythm.

- Play the A chord four times with your guitar.
- Strumming down four times, move to D.
- Go back to A and strum four times.
- Change to E and strum four times.
- Go back to A and strum four times.

[Chorus]: E, A, and D

Strumming Pattern: To give the chorus a more dynamic rhythm,
combine down and up strums.

- Strumming down-up four times, begin with E.
- Strumming down-up four times, move to A.
- Change to D and strum four times up and down.
- Strum down-up four times before returning to A.
- Strumming down-up four times, move to E.
- Strumming down-up four times, end with an A.

[Verse 2]
Chords: A, D, and E

Playing Style: Use easy transitions and light strumming
to keep the mood cheerful.

- Play the A chord four times with your guitar.
- Strumming down four times, move to D.
- Go back to A and strum four times.
- Change to E and strum four times.
- Go back to A and strum four times.

[Chorus]: E, A, and D

Strumming Pattern: To give the chorus a more dynamic rhythm,
combine down and up strums.

- Strumming down-up four times, begin with E.
- Strumming down-up four times, move to A.
- Change to D and strum four times up and down.
- Strum down-up four times before returning to A.
- Strumming down-up four times, move to E.
- Strumming down-up four times, end with an A.

[End] Chords: A, D, and E

Playing Style: To finish the song, use a soft strumming pattern.

- Strumming down-up four times on the A chord.
- Strumming down-up four times, move to D.
- Change to E and strum four times down and up.
- Strumming down-up four times, end with an A.

[Overall Advice]
- Before beginning, make sure your guitar is in tune.
- Work on your seamless chord changes to keep the song's flow.
- Pay close attention to your strumming pattern and rhythm.

[Common Errors]
- Making abrupt chord changes that disrupt the rhythm.
Not drawing attention to the cheerful tone with carefree strumming.
- Strumming too much or not enough, which detracts from the song's calm vibe.

[Song Details and Artist Overview]
George Strait's energetic and moving song "A Little Heaven's
Rubbing Off On Me" is well-known for its lyrics about the beneficial
effects of love. George Strait, who is frequently referred to as the
"King of Country," has amassed multiple successes and accolades
over the course of a successful career spanning more than 40 years. 
Traditional country sounds and approachable lyrics define his music. 
This song, in particular, adds depth to Strait's already extensive musical
library by highlighting the transformational power of love.