I Know She Still Loves Me chords - George Strait Chords

I Know She Still Loves Me chords

Intro: E  A  E  A

               E
There's just a hint of indifference
       E7                           A
In her lack of conversation when we talk
        B
And the subject matters change
                                         E  A  E  A
There's no mention of our future now at all

         E
She still kisses me each morning
       E7                           A
But it seems more like a habit than before
B
I know she still loves me
                                  E        A B
But I don't think she likes me anymore

            E
She used to laugh at all my jokes
    E7                              A
But lately I can't seem to make her smile
        B

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And the last time we made love it was good
                      E
But God it's been a while

              E
She's always there when I get home
    E7                             A
But she's no longer waiting at the door
B
I know she still loves me
                                  E   A  E
But I don't think she likes me anymore

           E7     B      A    D A
Cause it's just a little colder
             E
Every time I hold her
           E7      B         A
She's just going through the motions
                         B
>From what's left of her devotion

       E
And it scares me half to death
E7                           A
Wonderin' what tomorrow holds in store
B
I know she still loves me
                                  E       B A
But I don't think she likes me anymore

      B
Right now I know she loves me
                                  E   B A E
But I don't think she likes me anymore





How to play "I Know She Still Loves Me" on guitar

[Intro]
- Place your index finger on the first fret of the G string,
the middle finger on the second fret of the A string, and the ring
finger on the second fret of the D string to play the E chord.
  - Pull on every string.

For the A chord, place your index finger on the second fret of the D string,
middle finger on the second fret of the G string, ring finger on the second
fret of the B string, and strum from the A string down.

For the E7 chord, place your index finger on the first fret of the G string,
middle finger on the second fret of the A string, and strum all strings.

To play the B chord, place your index finger at the second fret, middle
finger on the fourth fret of the D string, ring finger on the fourth fret of the G
string, pinky on the fourth fret of the B string, and strum from the A string down.

[First Verse]
- Use the same fingerings for the chords as in the introduction.
- Maintain a steady strumming rhythm.

[Chorus]
- To play the D chord, strum down from the D string to the middle
finger on the high E string, the ring finger on the third fret of the B string,
and the index finger on the second fret of the G string.

Strumming rhythm: To portray the reflected tone, keep a steady strumming rhythm.
- To maintain rhythm, use downstrokes on the first and third beats.

[Outro]
- Play the chords in the same order as the chorus and intro.
- Lightly stomp to fit the song's final notes.

Common Mistakes:
- Press the strings firmly to prevent buzzing.
- Keep your strumming hand loose to keep a consistent rhythm.

[General Tip]
- Before you start playing, tune your guitar to standard tuning.
- Use a light pick to produce a sharp, clear sound.
- Begin gently to become familiar with the chord changes, then gradually
increase speed.

George Strait's song "I Know She Still Loves Me" delves on the subtle
signs of a deteriorating relationship. 
The lyrics express the narrator's conclusion that, while his lover still
loves him, their relationship has lost its passion and energy. George Strait,
also regarded as the "King of Country," performs this song with emotional
depth, portraying the anguish and uncertainty of love that has lost its spark.
His extended career has generated many hits that resonate deeply with
audiences, and this song exemplifies his ability to express
complicated emotions through music.