Mine Again chords
Swap ↔ or rotate ↻ the device
[Intro]
G C G Em D/F# G
[Verse 1]
G C G Em D/F# G
You are mine again, every mistake that you made,all the people that you saved that took a little piece of you
with them
[Verse 2]
G C G Em D/F# G
You are mine again, and I’m so damn glad you're here,talking sober, calm and clear like you couldn’t back then
G (repeater starts, plays riff) C G Em D/F# G
How many sad songs it take, to get your stubborn ass awake, what finally got you rising from your bed, Was it
G C G Em D/F#
the sunset on her cheeks, leading down to a delicate collar bone, or the judgement of your mind when you’re
G
alone
[Chorus]
C G D Em C G D C
Mine again, my fondest friend where the hell you been, I’ve been strugglin’ to get back to you, If you fight
G D Em C G D C
all night I’m sure you’ll gain the guts to try, To get past the things that you’ve been through, Cause no one
G D
plays the fool quite like you
[Solo]
G C G Em D/F# G x3
[Verse 3]
G C G Em D/F#
Are those tires you got still turning, Is the spirit you had still burning, Do you still talk that shit the
G G C G Em
way you did before, All the women and the wages and the wars that I’ve been waging, I just don’t feel like
D/F# G
fighting anymore
[Chorus]
C G D Em C G D C
Mine again, my fondest friend where the hell you been, I’ve been strugglin’ to get back to you, If you fight
G D Em C G D C
all night I’m sure you’ll gain the guts to try, It ain’t your fault what you’ve been through, Cause no one
G D
plays it cool quite the way you do
[Bridge]
G C G Em D/F# G G C G Em D/F#
Mine again, so head back home to who you know you can, Mine again, So don’t be so cruel and play God with
G
all his plans
[Instrumental]
G C G Em D/F# G x4
(harmonica and kick drum come in)
(all fade out except for Zach and following chords)
[Chorus]
C G D Em C G D C
Mine again, my fondest friend where the hell you been, I’ve been strugglin’ to get back to you, If you fight
G D Em C G D C
all night I’m sure you’ll gain the guts to try, It aint your fault what you’ve been through, Cause no one
G D
plays it cool quite like you
[Outro]
G* C* G* Em* D/F#* G*
Cause I am mine again, every mistake that I made, and I ain’t ashamed to say who the hell I am, Cause I am
G* C* G* Em* D/F#* G*
mine again, and I’m so damn glad I'm here, talking strong, sober, and clear like I couldn’t back then
Intro and Verse Chord Progression:
The song starts with an intro progression of G, C, G, Em, D/F#, G,
establishing a soothing yet introspective atmosphere. This progression
sets the tone for the verses, where the narrative begins to unfold.
Each verse utilizes the same chord progression, allowing the lyrics
reflective and introspective nature to take center stage. The transition
between chords should be smooth, mirroring the narrative's flow.
Chorus Emphasis:
The chorus introduces a slight shift with chords C, G, D, Em, emphasizing
the song's thematic pivot towards personal reconciliation and the longing
for connection. The phrase "Mine again, my fondest friend where the hell
you been" is supported by this progression, highlighting the song's emotional
peak. Pay special attention to the dynamic changes here, allowing the chorus
to resonate with a sense of longing and introspection.
Instrumental and Solo Sections:
Following the chorus, the song features an instrumental solo section that
maintains the established chord progression (G, C, G, Em, D/F#, G).
This section serves as a reflective pause, allowing the instrumental melody
to echo the song's themes. The solo should be played with emotion, reflecting
the narrative's depth and the journey of self-discovery.
Bridge and Outro:
The bridge, with a progression of G, C, G, Em, D/F#, G, offers a moment
of resolution and encouragement, urging a return to one's roots and true self.
The outro revisits the chorus's chord progression and lyrical theme, providing
a powerful conclusion to the song's narrative of self-acceptance and renewal.
Playing Techniques and Tips:
- Strumming Pattern: A consistent, gentle strumming pattern works well for this
song, allowing the chords and lyrics to speak for themselves. Experiment with
dynamics to emphasize the song's emotional highs and lows.
- Emotional Delivery: The key to effectively conveying "Mine Again" lies in
the emotional delivery. Allow the transitions between chords to reflect the narrative's
unfolding, using the guitar as a vehicle for storytelling.
- Focus on Lyrics: Given the song's introspective nature, it's important to align
the chord changes with the lyrical content, ensuring that the guitar accompaniment
supports the storytelling.