This Worlds A Giant chords - Bryan Zach Chords

This Worlds A Giant chords

[Intro]
C
 
 
[Verse 1]
F                         Am                             C
  There’s guitars ringing out from the top floor of this house
                                    F
That I’ve learned to rest my soul inside
             Am                    C
Be still, be quiet, this world's a giant
                                F
That I don't feel like facing tonight
                 Am                      C
I don't have the words yet, I'll smoke a cigarette
                                  F
Even though she'll smell it on my breath
             Am
I say I want kids
                    C
Even though I can't quit the things that make me childish
 
 
[Interlude]
F  Am  C

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[Verse 2]
F              Am                   C
  It ain't all bad, the windows are cracked
                           C
I'll come down to hear you laughing in the kitchen, babe
F                 Am                           C
  Let’s pour some wine, there's still a little time
                       C
And maybe a little bit left in me to save
F                Am                  C
  This world's a giant, be still, be quiet
                 C
And I ain't ever had a David's heart
F              Am                         C
  Say sorry to God for all the wrong I've caused
                        C
And maybe that's a good place for me to start
 
 
[Outro]
F
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How to play "This World's A Giant" by Bryan Zach on guitar.

"This World's A Giant" is a contemplative piece that explores introspection and personal
growth, set against a backdrop of gentle guitar chords. The song's structure is
straightforward, making it accessible for guitarists of all levels. It uses the chords C,
F, and Am to convey its reflective mood.

[Intro]
The song starts with a single C chord, setting a calm and introspective mood:

    C

[Verse Chord Progression]
The verses introduce a sequence of F, Am, and C, which is repeated throughout, offering a
melodic foundation for the lyrics:

    F                         Am                             C
    There’s guitars ringing out from the top floor of this house

This progression continues, supporting the narrative of finding peace and confronting
personal challenges:

                                F
    That I’ve learned to rest my soul inside
                 Am                    C
    Be still, be quiet, this world's a giant

[Strumming Pattern]
A strumming pattern that complements the song's gentle nature could be:

    Down, down-up, up-down-up

This pattern allows for a reflective pacing, letting each chord resonate with the
emotions conveyed in the lyrics.

[Interlude and Outro]
Between verses, the song features an interlude that follows the same chord progression
as the verses. The song concludes with an outro on the F chord:

    F  Am  C (Interlude)
    F       (Outro)

[Song Dynamics]
Dynamic control plays a vital role in "This World's A Giant". The verses should be
played softly, with a focus on conveying the song's introspective nature. The dynamic
level can gently rise and fall with the emotional content of the lyrics, creating a
more engaging and expressive performance.

Lyrics Meaning:
"This World's A Giant" delves into themes of vulnerability, reflection, and the desire
for personal growth. The lyrics juxtapose the complexities of facing life's challenges
with the comfort found in moments of quiet and connection. It's a reminder of the
importance of taking time to be still, to reflect on our lives, and to confront the
things that hold us back, all while recognizing the beauty in the simple, quiet moments
that give us strength and hope.