Dancin This Dance Wrong chords - George Strait Chords

Dancin This Dance Wrong chords

CAPO 1st Fret
D     G            Em       C
As I waltz in the arms of somebody new
         D                     C             D
Could it be what I feel may be too much too soon
         G                        C           Cm
But the way that you touch me, I want to give in
G            Em    C         Cm
It's not so easy holding you when

(Chorus)

G                              C
You're dancing this dance all wrong
     G                Em            C            D
New steps don't come easy when old memories hang on
      C          D              Am         D
I'm finding I'm falling as the music plays on
      Cm           D          G
Keep dancing this dance all wrong

   C             Cm          G             Em
A new partner's touch to an old partner's song
      C           D        Am         D
I'm getting the feeling as we dance along 

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       C        Cm               G            Em
Two strangers tonight won't be strangers for long
       C           D         G
Keep dancing this dance all wrong

You're dancing this dance all wrong
New steps don't come easy when old memories hang on
I'm finding I'm falling as the music plays on
Keep dancing this dance all wrong

(Slide CAPO up to 2nd Fret)*

You're dancing this dance all wrong
New steps don't come easy when old memories hang on
I'm finding I'm falling as the music plays on
Keep dancing this dance all wrong




How to play "Dancin' This Dance Wrong" on guitar

First Fret Capo

[Opening]
- Notes: D G Em C
- Strumming: To establish the song's mood, begin with a soft strumming pattern.

[First Verse]
The chords are D G Em C D C D.
- Strumming: To match the emotional tone of the song, use a gentle and steady rhythm.
- Highlight: Seamless chord changes with an emphasis on preserving a constant beat.

[Prior to Chorus]
- Chords: G C Cm  G Em C Cm
- Strumming: Use soft dynamics to complement the lyrical feeling while keeping pace with the tune.
- Practice: Making seamless transitions by moving from G to Em to C to Cm.

[Chorus]
- Chords: Am D Cm D G G C Em C D C D G Am
- Strumming: Keep up a steady beat while giving the downbeats a little more attention.
- Dynamics: Modify the strength of your strumming to correspond with the lyrical emotions.

[Verse 2]
- Keep the chord changes and strumming pattern the same as in verse one.
- Concentrate on using smooth transitions and a steady cadence to deliver the sincere message.

[Bridge]
- The chords are C Cm G Em C D Am D C Cm G Em C D G.
- Strumming: Use soft dynamics to complement the lyrical feeling while keeping pace with the tune.
- Practice: Making seamless transitions by moving from G to Em to C to D.

[Chorus Repeat]
- Repetition of the first chorus's structure and intensity.

[Completing]
- Slide capo to the second fret.
- Chords: Am D Cm D G G C Em C D C D G Am
- Strumming: Conclude with a subtle rhythm to let the music end subtly.

[Common Errors]
- Inconsistent strumming: Maintain a constant cadence all through.
- Chord changes: To guarantee seamless transitions, practice gradually.

[Overall Advice]
- Tuning: Make sure the guitar is tuned to standard (EADGBE).
- Capo: To match the key of the song, place the capo on the first fret
(then the second fret at the finale).
- Tone: For a warm, clear tone, use your amp's clean preset.
- Practice: Before picking up the pace, start out slowly and concentrate
on chord changes and strumming patterns.

[Song Details]
George Strait's song "Dancin' This Dance Wrong" captures the feelings
of letting go of a previous relationship while yet experiencing the lingering
effects of the past. This 1992 song, which embodies the intricacy of fresh
love amid old emotions, was released. The "King of Country," George Strait,
has amassed a career full of timeless country classics and poignant ballads.
His genuine storytelling and expressive voice have made
him a huge favorite among fans.