Spotless chords - Bryan Zach ♬ How to Play

Spotless chords

[Intro]
 
C G Am F
C G Am F
 
[Verse]
 
C               G
Turn on the TV, act like you don't see me
Am                    F
Tell me everything is okay
C                        G
My mother is a saint and told me if I wait
Am                          F
Everything meant to be will stay
C                           G
Well, I ain't a believer in people pleasing neither
        Am                          F
Fucking telephones have ruined this place
      C                     G
Met a man in New York City, told me humans ain't as pretty
     Am                        F
As a perfect they'll chase for all the days
 
        C                     G

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I ain't spotless (Neither is you)
               Am                    F
For once in my life I'm gonna see it through
            C                     G
If you want spotless, I'll always lose
             Am                      F
I don't want love, lover, I want the truth
 
C G Am F
 
[Verse 2]
 
C                  G
Pеople die a thousand times to get to who they are
         Am                          F
You were praying to the heavens on a late train car
C                                      G
You heart knows deeper seasons than my eyes ever will
      Am                                F
I'm a self-destructive landslide if you wanna be the hill
 
[Chorus]
        C                    G
I ain't spotless, neither is you
               Am                     F
For once in my life, I'm gonna see it through
             C                  G
If you wanna leave this, that's okay
                    Am             F
Everything meant to be is bound to stay
 
C G Am F
 
[Chorus]
 
         C                            G
Remember jumping in the pool, we were fully clothed in August
        Am                              F
We were soaking, choking, smoking in my old shitty apartment
 
          C                                 G
Then they cut off all the lights 'cause the bills were never paid
        Am                              F
We were stealing all the power from the neighbors on vacation
 
        C                     G
I ain't spotless (Neither was you)
               Am                    F
For once in my life I'm gonna see it through
            C                     G
If you want spotless, I'll always lose
              Am                          F
You gave me a love, lover you gave me the truth
 
[Bridge]
 
      G
I was alone
         Am                           F
You were bettin' on a loser, you were calling my bluff
G           Am                   F
Holding one another, is it never enough?
G              Am         F   C
You were right there with me
 
[Chorus]
        C                      G
I can't stop this, neither can you
               Am                       F
For once in my life, I'm down to see it through
            C                     G
If you want spotless, I'll always lose
            Am                       F
You gave me love, lover, you gave me truth
 
[Outro]
C G Am F
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How to play "Spotless" by Bryan Zach on the guitar immerses you in
a song that's rich with emotional storytelling, reflecting on imperfections,
acceptance, and the pursuit of authenticity over an idealized facade.
The chord progression C, G, Am, F, sets the backdrop for this reflective
and poignant narrative. Let's break down the structure and how to express
the song's emotional depth through your guitar playing.

Intro and Verses Chord Progression:
The song begins with a gentle intro, moving into verses that maintain the chord
progression of C, G, Am, F. This sequence establishes a contemplative mood,
perfectly aligning with the song's themes of introspection and the complexities
of human relationships. The transitions between these chords should be smooth,
emphasizing the narrative's introspective quality and allowing the lyrics to resonate.

Chorus Dynamics:
The chorus introduces a continuation of the same chord progression but with
a shift in dynamics to underscore the song's central message. This section
serves as a declaration of self-acceptance and the realization that perfection
is an unattainable and perhaps undesirable goal. The chorus should be played
with a bit more intensity, reflecting the emotional and narrative climax of the song.

Bridge and Outro:
The bridge offers a moment of climax in the narrative, continuing with the chord
progression while delving deeper into the personal revelation and acceptance theme.
The outro revisits the song's main chord progression, providing a reflective conclusion
to the song's journey. These sections are opportunities for expressive play, conveying
the song's narrative and emotional arc without words.

Playing Techniques and Tips:
- Strumming Pattern: Choose a strumming pattern that complements the song's
emotive tone. A mix of downstrokes for emphasis and lighter upstrokes can effectively
convey the song's dynamic shifts and emotional depth.
- Dynamics: Pay attention to the song's emotional highs and lows,
adjusting your playing dynamics to match the narrative intensity and the lyrical
content's emotional weight.
- Emotional Delivery: The essence of "Spotless" lies in its emotional delivery.
Let the chord transitions and your strumming reflect the nuances of the song's
exploration of imperfection, vulnerability, and the pursuit of truth in love