Til Brooklyn chords - Bryan Zach ♬ How to Play

Til Brooklyn chords

[Intro]
C G Am F
C G Am F
C G Am F
 
[Verse 1]
 C
I’d say I’ve had rough
  G
Seen some pretty hard days
          Am
But I’ve seen gorgeous things
        F
On my awfully brutal way
 
[Verse 2]
C
She was there smiling
        G
In the bedroom tonight when
   Am
I told her God's timing
             F
Working in awfully scary ways
 

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[Chorus]
                 F
So no rest ‘til Brooklyn
            C
No sleep at all
           G
Until I’m dead, or until I’m rich
              Am
Or until the Lord comes to call
                 F
No rest ‘til Brooklyn
             C
No sleep at all
       G
Young man, keep your hands, stay standing
             Am
Don’t stop swinging ‘til you fall
               F
No rest ‘til Brooklyn
 
[Solo]
F C G Am
F C G Am
F C G Am
F C G Am
 
[Chorus]
                 F
So no rest ‘til Brooklyn
            C
No sleep at all
           G
Until I’m dead, or until I’m rich
              Am
Or until the Lord comes to call
                 F
No rest ‘til Brooklyn
             C
No sleep at all
       G
Young man, keep your hands, stay standing
             Am
Don’t stop swinging ‘til you fall
               F        C G Am
No rest ‘til Brooklyn



How to play "Til Brooklyn" by Bryan Zach on guitar.

"Til Brooklyn" combines an upbeat rhythm with poignant lyrics, capturing a narrative of
perseverance and ambition. The song is built around a catchy and straightforward chord
progression, making it a great choice for guitarists of all skill levels. The chords
used in this song are C, G, Am, and F, which are repeated throughout the song, offering
a solid foundation for both the verses and the chorus.

[Intro and Verse Chord Progression]
The intro sets the stage with a lively rhythm:

    C G Am F
    C G Am F
    C G Am F

This progression carries into the verses, underpinning the narrative with an engaging
musical motif:

    C
    I’d say I’ve had rough
     G
    Seen some pretty hard days
            Am
    But I’ve seen gorgeous things
          F
    On my awfully brutal way

[Chorus Chord Progression]
The chorus amplifies the song’s theme of relentless pursuit and resilience:

                   F
    So no rest ‘til Brooklyn
              C
    No sleep at all

The same chord progression continues, ensuring a cohesive sound throughout the song.

[Solo Section]
The solo section follows the same chord progression, allowing for an expressive guitar
solo that captures the song’s spirited essence:

    F C G Am
    F C G Am
    F C G Am
    F C G Am

[Strumming Pattern]
A suitable strumming pattern for this song is:

    Down, down-up, up-down-up

This pattern keeps the rhythm lively and driving, complementing the song’s energetic and
determined lyrics.

[Song Dynamics]
Maintain a consistent energy level throughout the song, with dynamic variations to
emphasize the chorus and solo sections. The chorus should be played with a bit more
force to highlight the song's defiant and hopeful message.

Lyrics Meaning:
"Til Brooklyn" speaks to the determination to push forward, regardless of the obstacles
faced. It’s a rallying cry for perseverance, embodying the spirit of not giving up until
reaching one’s goals—be it success, wealth, or spiritual fulfillment. The reference to
Brooklyn symbolizes a destination or a dream yet to be realized, encouraging listeners
to keep striving "until the Lord comes to call." It’s a powerful reminder of the
importance of resilience and the belief in one’s journey, no matter how challenging it
may seem.