[Intro]
G D/F# G
[Verse 1]
G
Started out as childhood friends
D/F#
Started lookin' out for her, even back then
Em7
She was always looking to get into somethin'
C
Causin' a big deal and callin' it nothin'
G
Life of the party with a smile that lit up the room
D/F#
She used to call me, talk a while about some other dude
Em7 C
Treatin' her wrong, I was always the shoulder she'd cry on
[Chorus]
G
Now I get to see how pretty she is when she wakes up
D/F#
I get to see how perfect she is with no makeup
Em7
I can see us forty years from now on an old porch swing
C
I still see her in evеry dream
G
I can see her faith when it gеts tough
D/F#
I can see her grace when I mess up
Em7 C
I can see how far she is out of my league
G
But I still can't see what she sees in me
D/F#
What she sees in me
[Verse 2]
G
The way my name rolls off of her lips
D/F#
It blows me away, I didn't know that this
Em7
Kind of love could even be real, I
C
I didn't think that every morning for the rest of my life
[Chorus]
G
Now I get to see how pretty she is when she wakes up
D/F#
I get to see how perfect she is with no makeup
Em7
I can see us twenty years from now on an old porch swing
C
I still see her in evеry dream
G
I can see her faith when it gеts tough
D/F#
I can see her grace when I mess up
Em7 C
I can see how far she is out of my league
G
But I still can't see what she sees in me
[Guitar Solo]
D/F# Em7 C
Yeah
[Chorus]
G
I get to see how pretty she is when she wakes up
D/F#
I get to see how perfect she is with no makeup
Em7
I can see us twenty years from now on an old porch swing
C D
I still see her in evеry dream
G
I can see her faith when it gеts tough
D/F#
I can see her grace when I mess up
Em7 C
I can see how far she is out of my league
G
But I still can't see what she sees in me
[Outro]
D/F#
What she sees in me
Em7 C
Yeah, what she sees in me (Mm-mm)
How to play "What She Sees In Me" by Chris Young on guitar encapsulates the sweetness
of long-lasting love and the mystery of mutual attraction. This guitar Tutorial will
guide you through the chord progressions and strumming patterns that make up the
heartfelt melody of this romantic ballad.
Intro and Verses:
The song starts with a soft and inviting intro of G to D/F# to G, setting a tender tone
for the story about to unfold. The verses follow this gentle mood with a progression
that moves from G to D/F#, then to Em7, and finishes on C. This chord sequence
beautifully supports the narrative of childhood friends growing into lifelong partners.
For the verses, a steady and soft strumming pattern works best, allowing the lyrics to
shine. Focus on the transitions between chords, especially the D/F# to G and Em7 to C
changes, as they add emotional depth to the storytelling.
Chorus:
The chorus is where the song's emotion swells, detailing the protagonist's awe and
gratitude for his partner's love. The progression remains the same as the verses, but
you may want to intensify your strumming slightly to match the increase in lyrical
intensity. Let each chord resonate, particularly on lines like "I still can't see what
she sees in me," to underscore the song's core sentiment.
Bridge/Guitar Solo:
The guitar solo follows the established chord pattern of D/F# to Em7 to C, offering a
musical reflection of the song's themes. During the solo, keep your playing expressive
but controlled, allowing the guitar's melody to speak as powerfully as the lyrics.
Song Conclusion:
The song concludes with a return to the chorus, reaffirming the enduring wonder and
love the singer feels. The outro gently winds down the song on a reflective note,
moving through D/F#, Em7, to C, and finally resolving on G.
Guitar Lesson Summary:
In "What She Sees In Me," the guitar accompaniment plays a pivotal role in conveying
the depth of the protagonist's emotions and the beauty of enduring love. The chord
progressions and strumming patterns are designed to complement the narrative, inviting
listeners into a story of deep affection and admiration. As you learn to play this
song, focus on the emotional delivery of each chord and lyric, allowing the music to
evoke the wonder of love seen through the eyes of another.
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