[Intro]
| C#m A | E B/D# | 2x
[Verse 1]
C#m A E B
You're gonna get up in that '06 Chevy Tahoe
C#m A E B/D#
And you're gonna get that Polo Black out of the dash
C#m A E B
You're gonna get someone a Cosmo yeah and I know
A B
You're gonna get to getting over me real fast
[Chorus]
C#m A E B
But I'm the best you're never gonna get back
C#m A E B
And someday down the line you're gonna get that
C#m B
It could be a month, it could be two
A E/G#
Or after you chase down somebody new
A
And you don't find nothing better
B C#m A E B
You'll know I'm the best you're never gonna get back
[Verse 2]
C#m A E B
You're gonna get invited out to every party
C#m A E B/D#
And you're gonna get to fill that void with solo cups
C#m A E B
And you're gonna get a taste of someone else's body
C#m A E B/D#
But you'll be as empty as you're empties sobered up
[Pre-Chorus]
A
You're gonna get a call from your mom
C#m B
You're gonna tell her you messed up
[Chorus]
C#m A E B
But I'm the best you're never gonna get back
C#m A E B
And someday down the line you're gonna get that
C#m B
It could be a month, it could be two
A E
Or after you chase down somebody new
A
And you don't find nothing better
B C#m A
You'll know I'm the best you're never gonna get back
E B C#m A
Oh never gonna get back
E B
Oh yeah
[Bridge]
A C#m B
Yeah back in your bed or calling you baby
A C#m
Or after I left
B
Now I finally see
[Chorus]
C#m A E B
That I'm the best you're never gonna get back
C#m A E B
And someday down the line you're gonna get that
C#m B
It could be a month, it could be two
A E
Or after you chase down somebody new
A
And you don't find nothing better
B C#m A
You'll know I'm the best you're never gonna get back
E
Oh, no
B C#m A
Never gonna get back
E B
Hmm
[Ending]
| C#m A | E B/D# |
How to play "Gonna Get" on guitar
[Intro and Verse Chord Progression]
- The song starts with an intro progression of C#m, A, E, B/D#. Repeat
this through the intro to set the emotional tone for the song.
- For the verses, continue using this progression. The chord changes
support the narrative of moving on and reflection. Use a steady
strumming pattern to keep the flow while narrating the story.
[Chorus Dynamics]
- In the chorus, the dynamics shift slightly with a continuation of the
chords—C#m, A, E, B. Here, increase your strumming intensity to
highlight the emotional declaration of the lyrics, emphasizing the
sense of loss and realization.
- This part of the song should resonate with a strong emotional impact,
reflecting on past relationships and the irreplaceability of the
narrator.
[Pre-Chorus]
- The pre-chorus introduces a brief section with A and C#m to B. This
section serves as a build-up to the chorus, so maintain a rising
dynamic to seamlessly transition into the more intense chorus.
[Bridge and Ending]
- The bridge uses a sequence of A, C#m, B, bringing in a reflective and
somewhat regretful mood. Here, you might want to use a softer
strumming or even picking pattern to emphasize the reflective
lyrics about looking back and realization.
- Conclude with the final chorus and end with the intro chord
progression, letting each chord resonate, providing a reflective
closure to the song.
Common mistakes:
- Not changing dynamics between the verse, chorus, and bridge. Ensure
each part has its unique feel to support the storytelling effectively.
- Rushing through the emotional parts, especially the chorus and bridge.
Keep the tempo steady and allow the lyrics to convey their full impact.
Song Facts and Artist Bio:
"Gonna Get" by Ashley Cooke is a poignant reflection on past relationships
and the recognition of one's value after a breakup. The song combines
catchy melodies with emotional lyrics, characteristic of Cooke's
approach to country music that often explores themes of personal growth
and introspective realizations. Ashley Cooke's music resonates with
listeners for its heartfelt storytelling and relatable themes.
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