Someone's Walking Roung Upstairs chords - George Strait

How to Play "Someone's Walking Roung Upstairs" Guitar chords

(G)Someone's walking round upstairs, I can (C)hear him.
And he (G)just got up from sleeping in our (D7)bed.
And (C)I'll wake up and (G)realize I was (C)dreamin.
But (G)even when I'm (C)strong awake, I (D7)can't get it out of my head(G).

(chorus)
Caue I (C)know someone's gonna take my place
And (G)walk up that old stairway
To the (C)room where i walked (G)out on you,
(C)Please under(G)stand I couldn't (D7)stay.
I see a (C)two-story house, (G)with someone new, 
(C)warming up my (G)bed.
(C)Someone's walking (G)round upstairs 
And I (D7)can't get it out of my (G)head.

Repeat chorus

 



How to play "Someone's Walking Round Upstairs" on guitar

[Intro]
-Strumming: To set the tone of the song, begin with a soft down-up pattern.

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-Chords: G.

[First verse]
The chords are G C G D7 C G C G C D7.  G.
Advice:
- To play G, position your fingers on the second fret of the A string,
the third fret of the high E string, and the third fret of the low E string.
  Fingers are placed on the first fret of the B string, the second fret of
the D string, and the third fret of the A string to play the note C.
  Fingers are placed on the G string's second fret, the B string's first fret,
and the high E string's second fret for D7.
"- A smooth transition from G to C. Pay attention to distinct chord tones.

[Horus]
- Key of G: C G C G C G C G D7 G
- When strumming, use a consistent down-up pattern, focusing more
on the downstrokes for a stronger impact.
Advice:
- Make sure the strings of the C chord ring out clearly by applying hard pressure to the frets.
  Make sure that the transitions from C to G are fluid.

[Page 2]
- Chords: G C G D7 G C C G C D7 G
Advice:
- Stick to the same chord structure and strumming arrangement as verse one.
- Keep the tempo constant and make sure every chord is audible.

[Horus]
- Key of G: C G C G C G C G D7 G
- When strumming, maintain a steady rhythm and emphasize the downstrokes
for a louder chorus.
- Advice:
- Notice how each chord shift is timed and clear.

[Closing]
- Strumming: To finish the song, go back to a soft down-up pattern. - Chords: G.
Advice: - For a seamless conclusion, allow the last G chord to fully ring out.

[General Advice]
Check that the instrument is tuned to standard (EADGBE).
Practice: To match the beat of the song, start slowly when transitioning between
chords and then pick up the pace gradually.
- Tone: To fully convey the song's emotional vibe, play it cleanly on your amplifier.

[Typical Errors]
Steer clear of hurrying through chord changes. Pay attention to timing and precision.
Make sure every chord sounds clearly, paying particular attention to the C and D7 chords.

The song "Someone's Walking Round Upstairs" by George Strait explores
themes of realization and remorse.
"- The words of the song portray a person who regrets leaving and thinks
someone else will take their place.
"- George Strait, dubbed the "King of Country," has a lengthy career filled
with multiple honors and songs.

Bio of the artist: George Strait has sold over 100 million records, making him
one of the all-time best-selling musicians. His traditional country sound has
garnered him praise throughout the course of his multi-decade music career.