Never Seen No One Like You chords - George Strait Chords

Never Seen No One Like You chords

Key of G

Intro:  G  G#dim  Am7  D7  G  G#dim  Am7  D7  G  G#dim  Am7  D7  G  D7


     G        G#dim   Am7     D7 
I've traveled through lots of places
G            G#dim     Am7     D7
Seen lots of folks and lots of faces
G    G#dim   Am7    D7      G      G#dim  Am7  D7
Even settled down a time or two 
     G          G#dim      Am7     D7
I've worked the farms I've been to town
      G         G#dim    Am7    D7 
Guess you could say I've been around
    G       G#dim Am7     D7       G
But I ain't never seen no one like you


Chorus:
      B7                               Em
I can tell by your smile you don't believe a word I say
       A7                              D7
You're thinkin' I'll just stay a while then be on my way
    G      G#dim      Am7     D7      G         G#dim   Am7 D7

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But girl I think it's fair to warn ya I've done been to California
G       G#dim   Am7   D7       G
I ain't never seen no one like you


  G      G#dim   Am7   D7
I knew a girl in Mississippi
    G      G#dim     Am7     D7
Had twenty different ways to kiss me
G     G#dim   Am7       D7       G   G#dim  Am7  D7
Never found a thing she couldn't do
      G    G#dim     Am7      D7
Hey I even knew some twins in Denver
G           G#dim    Am7    D7
Stayed with them one cold December
G       G#dim Am7     D7       G
I ain't never seen no one like you


Repeat chorus
Instrumental solo 16 measures


C7           G        E7
East to west north to south
A7                   D7
You're the very best girl there ain't no doubt
    G       G#dim      Am7    D7       
I'm tellin' you you're really somethin'
    G       G#dim  Am7        D7
The way you got my heart a jumpin'
G       G#dim Am7     D7       G
I ain't never seen no one like you

Repeat chorus






How to play "Never Seen No One Like You" by George Strait on guitar

This tune uses a nice country strumming style.
Maintain a steady pace and use distinct chord transitions.

Introduction:
- Chords used: G, G#dim, Am7, and D7.
- Strumming Pattern: Follow a simple down-up strumming pattern,
counting 1,2,3,4 for each measure. Each chord receives four beats.

Verse 1:
- Chords: G, G#dim, Am7, and D7.
- Strumming Pattern: Maintain a consistent down-up strumming pattern. 
  To give the song a country feel, emphasize the down strums.
- Practice transitioning smoothly between G, G#dim, Am7, and D7. 
  Pay attention to the timing of the changes to keep the song flowing.

Chorus:
- Chords: B7, Em, A7, D7, G, G#dim, Am7, D7.
- Strumming Pattern: Repeat the down-up strumming pattern. 
  To enhance the chorus's dynamics, emphasize the down strums somewhat.
- Transitions: Concentrate on the fast transitions between B7, Em, A7, and D7. 
  Practice these transitions to ensure they are seamless.

Verse 2:
- Chords: D7, Am7, G#dim, G.
- Strumming Pattern: Use the identical pattern as in Verse 1. 
  Continue to strumming in a steady, rhythmic manner.
- Enhance the G, G#dim, Am7, and D7 transitions to guarantee seamless
and punctual execution.

Chorus:
- B7, Em, A7, D7, G, G#dim, Am7, D7 are the chords.
- Strumming Pattern: Continue strumming in a down-up manner. 
  Preserve the initial chorus's dynamic feel.
- Transitions: Make sure chord changes flow naturally by practicing them.

Chords for the bridge: C7, G, E7, A7, D7.
- Employ a more deliberate strumming pattern to highlight the bridge's emotional transition.
- To keep a smooth flow, practice switching between C7, G, E7, A7, and D7.

Chords for the outro: G, G#dim, Am7, D7.
- Strumming Style: Go back to a gentle down-up strumming style. 
  To give the arrangement a sense of closure, emphasize the last chord pattern.
- Make sure that the transitions between G, G#dim, Am7, and D7 are smooth.

One common error is to speed through chord changes. Give each chord
enough time to become clear.
- Using excessive vigor when strumming the verses. To accentuate the rustic feel of
the song, keep your touch mild.
- Not considering dynamics. Change up the tempo of your strumming to identify verses,
choruses, and bridges.

General Advice:
- Before beginning, tune your guitar to standard pitch (EADGBE).
- To enhance the classic country feel of the song, choose a clear, warm guitar tone.
- Practice: To start, repeat the chord changes gently. Increase your speed gradually
as you become more comfortable making the changes.

George Strait's "Never Seen No One Like You" is a timeless country ballad about
finding someone truly wonderful. The lyrics express the protagonist's admiration and
wonder for their partner's attributes. 
George Strait, renowned for his soft vocals and real country sound, performs this
song with genuine affection. Throughout his decades-long career, he has established
himself as a country music classic with several successes and awards.