[Intro]
D C G
D C G
[Verse]
D C G D C Bm
He's moving on with a boxed brunette that he met at his new church
D C Bm D
Went to find God found Grace instead
C
Said he felt like he knew her
D
In another life
Bm C G Bm
And now he's got another liii-ife
[Chorus]
D C G
Well, I've been seeing someone myself
D C G
A good ole boy from Tennessee
D C Bm
Ain't nothing special he ain't top shelf
D C G
But he spends all night loving on me
Bm A
Yeah my old flame got a new flame
G D
Guess we're doing the same thing
Bm
He's got her at his place
C
I've got mine in a glass
G
He's moving on with grace
D C Bm D C G
I'm moving on with Jack
[Verse]
D C G D C Bm
Now his Friday nights are on the couch sittin' flipping through a roku
D C Bm D
And I'm on a bar stool makin' out with my new old go to
C
Kinda wonderiiiin'
D
If he's been wondering
[Chorus]
D C G
If I've been seeing someone myself
D C G
A good ole boy from Tennessee
D C Bm
Ain't nothing special he ain't top shelf
D C G
But he spends all night loving on me
Bm A
Yeah my old flame got a new flame
G D
Guess we're doing the same thing
Bm
He's got her at his place
C
I've got mine in a glass
G
He's moving on with grace
I'm moving on with Jack
A
... Daniel's got a handle on me
G F F G F
I know it's just a bottle but at least I ain't lonely
[Instrumental/Solo]
D C G D C G
[Chorus]
D C G
And I've been seeing someone myself
D C G
A good ole boy from Tennessee
D C Bm
Ain't nothing special he ain't top shelf
D C G
But he spends all night loving on me
Bm A
Yeah my old flame got a new flame
G D
Guess we're doing the same thing
Bm
He's got her at his place
C
I've got mine in a glass
G
He's moving on with grace
D
I'm moving on with Jack
[Outro]
C Bm A C G
I'm moving on with Jack
Bm C
Like a Lynchburg train running off the tracks
G
He's moving on with Grace
I'm moving on with Jack
How to play "Moving On With Grace" by Cooke Ashley on guitar
[Intro & Verses]
- The song employs a sequence of D, C, G chords for both the intro and verses,
creating a narrative and reflective mood.
- Each chord should be strummed with a smooth, flowing motion, mirroring the
story's unfolding nature.
- Focus on clear chord transitions. The D to C transition is pivotal and should
be practiced to ensure it's smooth and seamless.
- When playing Bm, ensure your fingers are correctly positioned to avoid
muting any strings, which is essential for the chord's melancholic tone.
[Chorus]
- The chorus uses the same chord progression but introduces A and F, adding
depth to the emotional narrative.
- Strumming should be dynamic, intensifying to match the lyrical themes of
moving on and personal reflection.
- Pay attention to the narrative shift in the lyrics, adjusting your playing
to highlight these emotional changes, especially with the transition into
A and back to G.
[Bridge & Instrumental]
- The bridge introduces an F chord, which can be challenging. Practice
transitioning into and out of this chord smoothly.
- During the instrumental part, keep the rhythm steady. This section serves
as a reflective pause in the song, so maintain a consistent tempo.
[Outro]
- The outro revisits the song's primary themes and chords, but with a slower,
more deliberate pace to conclude the story.
- Strum gently here, allowing each chord to resonate, reflecting the lyrical
content of finality and resolution.
[Common Mistakes]
- Rushing the tempo, especially during emotional parts of the song. Keep a
steady rhythm to allow the story and emotions to unfold naturally.
- Not giving enough attention to the dynamics between verse, chorus, and
bridge, which are crucial for conveying the song's emotional journey.
[Tips]
- Practice the chord transitions slowly at first, especially for the Bm and F
chords, as they can be technically demanding.
- Use a metronome to keep your rhythm consistent, gradually increasing the
speed as you become more comfortable.
[Song Facts]
"Moving On With Grace" explores themes of personal growth and recovery
following the end of a relationship. The lyrics juxtapose the protagonist's
experiences with those of an ex-partner, using clever wordplay and emotional
honesty to highlight their differing coping mechanisms.
[Artist Bio]
Cooke Ashley is recognized for her insightful lyrics and compelling
musical narratives. Her songs often delve into personal experiences,
offering both vulnerability and relatability, which resonate deeply
with her listeners.
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