Fine Dry chords - Bryan Zach Chords

Fine Dry chords

Capo 1 fret
 
[verse 1]
Am                   Em7/B
You said I need some water
F                   C/G
and a little bit of sleep
C/G           F
I'm angry and I'm happy
Em7/B         Am
only once you see
Am                   Em7/B
I've been pining and pining
    F     C/G
for sweet relief
C/G                F
The kind you can't find in a
         Em7/B      Am
woman or some cheap whiskey
Am         Em7/B          F
And I just got to where I feel
     C/G
fine dry
            C/G     F
And for the life of me

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        Em7/B      Am
I don't understand why
 
[Chorus]
           F       C
But you save my life mama,
G                Am
I've been a fool for leaving
       F       C
In the morning time I'm a,
G             Am
prove you can belive it
         F             C
Then I'm fine when I'm dry I know,
G                          Am
you're just aglutton for a cheap excuse
    F           C
But all of this time fightin'
G                              Am
I reckon in the presence got a better use
 
[Solo]
F C G Am x2
F* C* G* Am*
F* C  G  Am
 
[Chorus]
           F       C
But you save my life mama,
G                Am
I've been a fool for leaving
       F       C
In the morning time I'm a,
G             Am
prove you can belive it
         F             C
Then I'm fine when I'm dry I know,
G                          Am
you're just aglutton for a cheap excuse
    F           C
But all of this time fightin'
G                              Am
I reckon in the presence got a better use
 
[Solo]
F C G Am x2
F* C* G* Am*
F* C  G  Am
 
[Chorus]
           F       C
But you save my life mama,
G                Am
I've been a fool for leaving
       F       C
In the morning time I'm a,
G             Am
prove you can belive it
         F             C
Then I'm fine when I'm dry I know,
G                          An
you're just aglutton for a cheap excuse
    F           C
But all of this time fightin'
G                              Am
I reckon in the presence got a better use


How to play "Fine Dry" by Bryan Zach on guitar.

"Fine Dry" is a song that delves into the themes of self-reflection, 
redemption, and the complexity of human emotions, accompanied by a 
melodic guitar arrangement. The use of a capo on the first fret 
enhances the song's sonic landscape, offering a slightly higher pitch 
that complements the introspective lyrics.

Capo: 1st Fret

Chords Used:
Am, Em7/B, F, C/G, C, G

Verse Progression:
The verses of "Fine Dry" weave a narrative of personal struggle and 
the search for inner peace, utilizing a chord progression that 
emphasizes the song's reflective tone.

Am              Em7/B
You said I need some water
F                   C/G
and a little bit of sleep
C/G           F
I'm angry and I'm happy
Em7/B         Am
only once you see

This progression, played through the verse, paints a vivid picture 
of the song's emotional landscape.

Chorus Progression:
The chorus shifts the narrative towards redemption and the complex 
relationship with the protagonist's mother, introducing a hopeful yet 
melancholic chord sequence.

F       C
But you save my life mama,
G                Am
I've been a fool for leaving

This sequence is critical for conveying the song's heartfelt message 
of reconciliation and understanding.

Solo Progression:
The solo sections offer a moment of instrumental reflection, 
mirroring the song's lyrical themes. The progression follows the 
chorus pattern, providing a cohesive musical journey.

F C G Am x2

Lyrics and Chords Alignment:
Aligning the chords with the lyrics is essential for capturing the 
narrative's emotional nuance. For example, the chorus aligns as 
follows:

F       C
But you save my life mama,
G                Am
I've been a fool for leaving

Rhythm:
The rhythm should be played with a sense of contemplation, allowing 
the chords to breathe and resonate with the listener. A gentle 
strumming pattern that complements the vocal melody will enhance the 
song's introspective mood.

Lyrics Meaning:
"Fine Dry" explores the dichotomy between struggling with personal 
demons and the moments of clarity that come from facing one's issues 
head-on. It touches on themes of love, forgiveness, and the journey 
towards self-acceptance. The song serves as a reminder that amidst our 
battles, there are moments of understanding and redemption that can 
lead to profound personal growth.