Thats The Truth chords - George Strait Chords

Thats The Truth chords

Capo 2nd Fret 
1ST VERSE:
A                                           D
I said I don't love you and I ain't never been your fool
            A E           A             E
That's a lie and that's the truth
A                               D
And if it's over makes no difference if we're through
            A E           A             E
That's a lie and that's the truth
CHORUS:
E               D            A
I said go on I'll be just fine
  G                           E
I won't fall apart or go out of my mind
         A
I said no one could break my heart 
      D               D7
but you're living proof
            A E           A             E
That's a lie and that's the truth
2ND VERSE:
I don't mind the darkness alone in this room
That's a lie and that's the truth
I like being lonely yeah I ain't missing you 

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That's a lie and that's the truth
2ND CHORUS:
I said go on I'll be just fine
I won't fall apart or go out of my mind
I said no one could break my heart
But you're living proof
That's a lie and that's the truth
       A
And if you find somebody
                       D                         D7
Who says they love you more than I do
            A E                   D
That's a lie and that's the truth






How to play "That's The Truth" by George Strait on guitar

Capo 2nd Fret

Intro:
- Chords: A
- Strumming Pattern: Maintain a steady down-up strumming pattern to create
a thoughtful mood. Maintain seamless transitions between chords.

Verse 1 includes the following chords: A, D, A, E, A, E.
- Strumming: Continue the down-up pattern. Use down strums on the beat to
maintain a consistent rhythm.
- Nuances: Concentrate on the transitions from A to D and A to E.
Practice these transitions to keep the verse flowing smoothly.

Chorus chords:
- E, D, A, G, E, A, D, D7, A, E, A, E.
- Strumming: Use the same strumming pattern as the verse. Increase
emphasis on the down strums to highlight the chorus.
- Transitions: Ensure that E, D, and A all transition smoothly.
This maintains the song's emotional intensity.

Verse 2:
- Chords are A, D, A, E, A, E.
- Strumming: Continue the down-up strumming pattern. Maintain the
introspective mood of the song by emphasizing the down strums.
- Smooth chord transitions are essential for maintaining a natural flow in verses.

Chorus:
- Chords: E, D, A, G, E, A, D, D7, A, E, A.
- Strumming: Follow the same pattern as before. Use down strums
to bring out the chorus.

Outro:
- Chords are A, D, D7, A, E, D.
- Strumming: Finish with a steady down-up pattern, gradually slowing
down to end the tune.

Tips:
- To generate contrast, play the chorus with higher intensity than the verses.
- Practice slowly to become familiar with chord transitions, then gradually
increase pace to match the song's tempo.

Common Mistakes:
- Ensure smooth chord transitions, particularly between A and D and E and G.
- Strumming: Don't rush the strumming pattern. Maintain a constant rhythm
throughout the song.

George Strait's "That's The Truth" is a sad song about living with a shattered
heart and the denial that often comes with it. The lyrics depict the conflict
between a desire to be strong and the reality of misery.

George Strait, dubbed the "King of Country," has made a huge impact on the genre.
Despite his long career and countless successful songs, he remains a popular and
prominent figure in country music.