Pink Skies chords
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How to play "Pink Skies" by Zach Bryan on guitar:
BPM: 86
[Intro]
- Chords: C, G, Em, D
- Play each chord for two beats, strumming gently to set the mood.
[Verse]
- Strumming: Use a down-down-up-down-up pattern. Keep it soft and steady.
- C to G: Move your ring and middle fingers up a string to transition.
- G to Em: Lift index finger and move middle and ring fingers down.
- Em to D: Move your index finger to the G string, and middle finger to the high E string.
[Chorus]
- Emphasize the down strums on the first beat of each measure for impact.
- C to Em: Lift all fingers, place middle and ring fingers on Em position.
- Em to D: Maintain the middle finger on the same string for smooth transition.
- D to G: Slide the ring finger from the B string to the E string.
[Transitions]
- Practice moving from C to G, G to Em, and Em to D slowly at first.
- Gradually increase speed to match the song's tempo, ensuring smooth transitions.
[Common mistakes]
- Missing strings: Ensure you strum all strings in each chord, especially the G chord.
- Timing: Keep a steady rhythm, especially when moving between Em and D chords.
[General Tips]
- Tuning: Make sure your guitar is tuned to standard EADGBE.
- Practice: Start slow to master chord transitions, then speed up.
- Tone: Use a clean or slightly warm acoustic tone to match the song's feel.
Song Facts:
The song "Pink Skies" by Zach Bryan is a poignant tribute to the memories and teachings
of loved ones who have passed away. The lyrics describe a somber funeral, where the
speaker urges people to prepare for a journey and maintain composure despite the emotional
weight. The song highlights the mix of pride and alienation in the younger generation, as well
as the concept of yuppies. The song also emphasizes the importance of cherishing life's
moments and the lessons passed down by those who have passed away. The song serves
as a reminder to cherish life's brief moments and pass on the principles and love instilled by
those who have passed away.
Zach Bryan, an American singer-songwriter, is known for his raw and honest lyricism.
His music often blends folk and country elements, creating a heartfelt and authentic
sound that resonates deeply with listeners. Bryan's rise to fame began with self-released
albums, and he has since garnered a dedicated fanbase for his storytelling and emotive
performances.
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Intro:
C G Em D C G Em D
Verse:
C G Em D
The kids are in town for a funeral
C G Em D
So pack the car and dry your eyes
C G Em D
I know they got plenty of young blood left in ʼem
C G Em
And plenty nights under pink skies
D C G Em D
You taught ʼem to enjoy
C G Em
So clean the house, clear the drawers
D
Mop the floors, stand tall
C G Em
Like no oneʼs ever been here
D
Before or at all
C G Em
And donʼt you mention all the inches
D
That are scraped on the doorframe
C G Em
We all know you tiptoed
D D
Up to 4ʼ1 back in ʼ08
Chorus:
C Em D
If you could see ʼem now, youʼd be proud
G
But youʼd think theyʼs yuppiеs
C Em D
Your funeral was beautiful
G C Em D G C Em D
I bet God hеard you coming
Verse:
C G Em D
The kids are in town for a funeral
C G Em D
And the grass smells the same as the day you broke your arm swinging
C G Em D
On that kid out on the river
C G Em
You bailed them out, never said a thing
D
About Jesus or the way heʼs livinʼ
Chorus:
C Em D
If you could see ʼem now, youʼd be proud
G
But youʼd think theyʼs yuppies
C G
Your funeral was beautiful
D Em
I bet God heard you cominʼ
C Em D G C Em D G
Chorus:
C Em D
If you could see ʼem now, youʼd be proud
G
But youʼd think theyʼs yuppiеs
C Em D
Your funeral was beautiful
G C
I bet God hеard you coming
C Em D G C Em D
Outro:
C G Em D
The kids are in town for a funeral
C G Em D
So pack the car and dry your eyes
C G Em D
I know they got plenty of young blood left in ʼem
C G Em
And plenty nights under pink skies
D C
You taught ʼem to enjoy