Late July chords - Bryan Zach Chords

Late July chords

[Intro]
D G Bm A G
 
[Verse 1]
         D                              G            D
I heard life is what passes when you're, too busy living,
     Bm               A                    G
And love is at it's finest when times are hard,
           D                           G                    D
May your lady always keep you from the, vices you've been after,
         Bm          A                  G
May the Lord always love you where you are,
 
 
 
[Chorus]
                      Bm
I'm heading down the road I guess,
          A
Another good time I'll regret,
       G                               D
But I wish that I was coming home to you,
      Bm
Late July, oh my, all in good time,
   A

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Praying that my girl is fine,
   G                                  D
Sleeping in while rain falls on the roof,
 
 
[Break]
D Em G D x4
 
 
[Verse 2]
               D
I hope your sunsets always bleed red,
           G              D
And your family's always well fed,
         Bm                 A
And the song stuck in your head,
            G
Plays all night,
 
 
[Chorus]
                      Bm
I'm heading down the road I guess,
          A
Another good time I'll regret,
       G                               D
But I wish that I was coming home to you,
      Bm
Late July, oh my, all in good time,
   A
Praying that my girl is fine,
   G                                  D
Sleeping in while rain falls on the roof,
 
 
[Break]
D G D Bm A G
 
 
[Chorus]
                      Bm
I'm heading down the road I guess,
          A
Another good time I'll regret,
       G                               D
But I wish that I was coming home to you,
      Bm
Late July, oh my, all in good time,
   A
Praying that my girl is fine,
   G                                  D
Sleeping in while rain falls on the roof




Intro and Verse Chord Progressions:
The song starts with an intro that sets the emotional tone, using the chords
D, G, Bm, A, and G. This progression is not just a series of chords but
a narrative device that introduces the song's reflective mood. The verse
continues with this pattern, emphasizing the themes of life's passing moments
and the complexities of love. Pay particular attention to the transition between
these chords, as it should be smooth and seamless to maintain
the song's flowing narrative.

Chorus Emphasis:
The chorus brings a slight shift in the song's energy, utilizing Bm, A, G, and D
to underscore the longing and reflective nature of the lyrics. This part of the song
is crucial for conveying the emotional core of the piece, focusing on the yearning
for return and reconciliation. When playing the chorus, emphasize the emotional
weight of the chords in relation to the lyrics, allowing each chord
to resonate fully before moving to the next.

Break and Musical Interlude:
After the first chorus, there's a musical break featuring the progression D, Em, G, D,
repeated four times, offering a moment of introspection. This section allows for a bit
of improvisation and expression, serving as a bridge between the narrative segments
of the song. The break following the second chorus uses a slightly different
progression (D, G, D, Bm, A, G), adding variety and depth to the song's structure.

Verse and Chorus Repetition:
The second verse and subsequent chorus reiterate the song's thematic elements,
with the chord progressions supporting the ongoing narrative of longing and reflection.
The repetition of these sections reinforces the song's message and emotional depth.

Playing Techniques and Tips:
- Strumming Pattern: Opt for a strumming pattern that matches the song's reflective
nature. A combination of downstrokes for a steady rhythm and upstrokes for dynamic
emphasis works well.
- Dynamic Range: Pay attention to the song's dynamic shifts, especially during
the chorus and breaks. Use these changes to highlight the narrative developments
and emotional shifts within the song.
- Emotional Expression: The key to effectively conveying "Late July" lies in
the emotional delivery. Let the guitar become an extension of the song's narrative,
expressing the themes of reflection, yearning, and hope through your playing.