Moon In Oklahoma chords - Bryan Zach Chords

Moon In Oklahoma chords

[Intro]
D G D G D A (2x)
 
[Verse 1]
         D
Well the curves down your back
          G                 D
Remind me of those railroad tracks
        G                 D
That we jump and not look back
       A
In our youth
        D
And the brown in your eyes
           G                D
Reminds me of those morning skies
          G                D
Where the sun would try to hide
           A
Behind the roof
              D
The way those rivers flow in July
          G                D
Keeps the lakes from going dry
    G                           D

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It reminds me of what you do to my
      A
Angry heart
 
 
[Chorus]
          Bm        A   D
Cause you look like Oklahoma
         Bm       A      D
And I'll keep you like I stole ya
  Bm        A       D
I thank God when I hold ya
               G
Cause it feels right
           Bm          A
You're the moon in Oklahoma
                 D
And I'm the night
           Bm          A
You're the moon in Oklahoma
                 D
And I'm the night
 
[Interlude]
G D G D A
 
[Verse 2]
         D
When you say the words you say
      G              D
It reminds me of the days
        G
We'd go dancin' downtown
D                A
Chemicals in our brains
         D
When you move the way you move
      G              D
It reminds me of the grain
    G
The twists and turns
    D               A
And plays among the plains
 
 
[Chorus]
          Bm        A   D
Cause you look like Oklahoma
         Bm       A      D
And I'll keep you like I stole ya
      Bm        A       D
And I thank God when I hold ya
               G
Cause it feels right
           Bm          A
You're the moon in Oklahoma
                 D
And I'm the night
           Bm          A
You're the moon in Oklahoma
                 D
And I'm the night
 
         Bm        A   D
Well you look like Oklahoma
         Bm       A      D
And I'll keep you like I stole ya
      Bm        A       D
And I thank God when I hold ya
                    G
Cause it feels right
           Bm          A
You're the moon in Oklahoma
                 D
And I'm the night
 
[Outro]
G D G D A



How to play "Moon In Oklahoma" on guitar by Bryan Zach.

This song's melody and chord progression evoke the vast landscapes and
timeless beauty of Oklahoma, using the guitar to paint pictures of nature
and love intertwined. The progression starts with D G D G D A, setting a
warm, nostalgic tone from the outset.

Intro and Verses:
The intro sets the stage with a gentle, rolling progression that mirrors
the landscape's tranquility.

[Intro]
D G D G D A (2x)

In the verses, the chords D, G, and A are used to underscore the vivid
imagery and emotions in the lyrics.

[Verse 1]
         D
"Well the curves down your back..."
           A
"In our youth"

The transition from D to G and back, followed by the pivotal move to A,
adds a heartfelt touch, emphasizing the lyrics' emotional depth.

Chorus:
The chorus introduces Bm into the mix, offering a slight shift in mood
that highlights the song's romantic core.

[Chorus]
          Bm        A   D
"Cause you look like Oklahoma..."

This progression, Bm A D G, resonates with the feeling of comfort and
familiarity, akin to the enduring presence of the moon in the night sky.

Interlude and Outro:
The interlude revisits the intro's progression, serving as a reflective
pause before the song's final verses and chorus.

[Interlude]
G D G D A

The outro gently fades out with the same chord progression, wrapping up
the song like a serene Oklahoma night.

Guitar Lesson and Tutorial:
To capture the essence of "Moon In Oklahoma," focus on the emotional
delivery of each chord. The song's beauty lies in its simplicity and
the way it connects the listener to the imagery of Oklahoma's landscape.
Maintain a steady rhythm, allowing each chord to breathe and resonate.

The lyrics of "Moon In Oklahoma" weave a tale of love and belonging,
using the state's natural beauty as a metaphor for a profound emotional
bond. The song speaks to the heart, reminding us of the places and people
who make us feel truly at home. It's a tribute to the enduring love that,
like the moon over Oklahoma, remains a constant presence in our lives.