How to Play "Matt And Audie" Guitar chords
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[Intro]
F C G Am
[Verse 1]
F C
Matt & Audie were a few fine folk,
G Am
made love in the morning with a few high
hopes,
F C
They’d leave a note and kick some dirt,
G Am
in a town only good part time work
[Verse 2]
F C
They bought an Astrovan and a loaded revolver,
G Am
To head to Montana where the weathers
colder,
F C
Or they might steer south where the rivers red,
G Am
Only thing they need now is eachother or dead
[Pre-Chorus]
F C G Am
Matt went to work nearly everyday and in one months they’ll be on their way,
F C G Am
Audie prepared the van you see for a getaway bound for robbery
[Chorus]
F C G Am
So Won’t you load up this bag, because my sweet Audie is tired,
F C G Am
I promised her a life and I swear to God I’ll fire
F C G Am
Cause her stomach it keeps growling as my hands are callused rock
F C G Am
I’d rather die a desperate man than a man that gets caught
[Guitar Solo}
F C C Am x3
[Verse 3]
F C
He made it out alive, and looked her in the eye,
G Am
And He told his lover no more just scraping by,
F C
We’re gonna’ be richer than the big machine,
G Am
I will buy you diamonds bigger than than the stars at sea
[Chorus]
F C G Am
So Won’t you load up this bag, because my sweet Audie is tired,
F C G Am
I promised her a life and I swear to God I’ll fire
F C G Am
Cause her stomach it keeps growling as my hands are callused rock
F C G Am
I’d rather die a desperate man than a man that gets caught
[Guitar Solo]
F C C Am X2
[Verse 4]
F C
Matt and Audie were a few fine folk,
G Am
Made love in the morning with a few high hopes,
F C G Am
They stand so brave in a house out East, And tonight Audie cooking herself a feast
[Guitar Solo]
F C C Am x2
[Outro]
F C
Matt and Audie were a few fine folks,
G Am
Made love in the morning with a few high hopes.
How to play <> on guitar.
This song consists of a repeating chord progression that
forms the backbone of the entire piece. It's important
to master the transition between these chords to
maintain the flow of the song.
**Intro and Verses:**
The intro and verses share the same chord progression,
which is a common technique to maintain thematic
consistency in the song. Focus on smooth transitions
between chords.
F C G Am
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Pre-Chorus:
The pre-chorus introduces a narrative buildup,
enhancing the storytelling aspect of the song. Pay
attention to the dynamics here, perhaps playing a bit
softer to build up to the chorus.
F C G Am
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Chorus:
The chorus is the emotional peak of the song, so play
with more intensity. The chords are the same, but your
approach should differ to highlight the shift in
emotion.
F C G Am
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Guitar Solo:
The guitar solo sections follow the verse progression.
This is a great opportunity to practice lead
guitar techniques or simply strum the chords for rhythm
guitar players.
F C G Am
(Repeat as indicated in the song)
Outro:
The outro revisits the initial theme, bringing the song
to a full circle. It's a reflective section that
echoes the intro and verses, concluding the narrative
journey of the song.
F C G Am
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Lyrics Meaning:
The song tells the story of Matt and Audie, two lovers
striving for a better life despite their circumstances.
Their journey from dreaming in a small town to taking
drastic measures for a better future reflects themes of
desperation, love, and the pursuit of happiness. The
lyrical narrative wraps around the idea of doing
whatever it takes for the one you love, highlighting
the depth of Matt and Audie's bond and their willingness
to face any adversity together.