[Intro]
Em Emadd2 Asus4
Em Emadd2 Dsus2 Asus4
[Verse 1]
Em Emadd2
Always tried to be the quiet one
Asus4
But you got a sneaky way of saying less than me
Em Emadd2
The boys are playing basketball
Dsus2 Asus4
Me and you trying to sink into the groove, yeah
Em Emadd2
We could walk the reservoir
Asus4
Talk about the ways that we wanna be loved
Em Emadd2
You’re in me like a memory
Dsus2 Asus4
I just can’t seem to let it go
[Chorus 1]
Em Emadd2
Thought about crying over you
Asus4
But I just turned on the TV
Em Emadd2
Thought about driving to your house
Dsus2 Asus4
But I got stoned
Em Emadd2
Thought about reaching for you
Asus4
But it wasn’t that easy
Em Emadd2 Dsus2 Asus4
Now I’m cry - ing over you
[Break 1]
Em Emadd2 Asus4
[Verse 2]
Em Emadd2
My brother always said I was the lucky one
Asus4
Three years old with the winning raffle ticket
Em Emadd2
Yeah my family got a stereo
Dsus2 Asus4
My Dad would blast that shit on the weekends we would clean the house
Em Emadd2
Now I’m all big fish and I’m a superstitious bitch
Asus4
With the little fuckin’ charms on my Crocs
Em Emadd2
Corner of Glendale and Montana
Dsus2 Asus4
When how much I love reaches up and hits me in the mouth
[Chorus 2]
Em Emadd2
Thought about crying over you
Asus4
But I just turned on the TV
Em Emadd2
Thought about driving to your house
Dsus2 Asus4
But I got stoned
Em Emadd2
Thought about reaching for you
Asus4
But it wasn’t that easy
Em Emadd2 Dsus2 Asus4
Now I’m cry - ing over you
[Chorus 3]
Em Emadd2
Thought about crying over you
(Yeah I thought about crying)
Asus4
But I just turned on the TV
Em Emadd2
Thought about driving to your house
(Yeah I thought about crying)
Dsus2 Asus4
But I got stoned
Em Emadd2
Thought about reaching for you
(Yeah I thought about crying)
Asus4
But it wasn’t that easy
Em Emadd2 Dsus2 Asus4
Now I’m cry - ing over you
(Yeah I thought about crying)
[Break 2]
Em Emadd2 Asus4 A6sus2
Em Emadd2 Asus4 A6sus2
[Outro]
Em Emadd2
Call me when you wake up
Asus4
I just want you in my arms
Em Emadd2
Call me when you wake up
Asus4
I just want you in my, my
Em Emadd2 Asus4
I just wanna drive you around
Em Emadd2 Asus4
I just wanna drive you around
Em Emadd2 Asus4 Em
I just wanna drive you around
How to play "Crying Over U" by Medium Build on guitar.
This song by Medium Build, "Crying Over U," showcases a gentle, emotional
guitar progression that perfectly matches its reflective lyrics. Here's
how you can bring this song to life on your guitar.
[Intro and Breaks]
The song opens with a soothing intro that uses the chords Em, Emadd2,
Asus4, and Dsus2. This progression is also used in the breaks, setting a
mood of introspection and contemplation.
Em Emadd2 Asus4
"..."
Em Emadd2 Dsus2 Asus4
"..."
Strum these chords softly, allowing each chord to blend smoothly into
the next. The use of added and suspended chords creates an atmosphere
of unresolved feelings, mirroring the song's themes.
[Verse]
The verse continues with the same chord progression, emphasizing
the storytelling aspect of the song. The chords support the narrative,
evoking a sense of longing and reflection.
Em Emadd2
"Always tried to be the quiet one..."
Asus4
"But you got a sneaky way of saying less than me..."
Dsus2 Asus4
"Me and you trying to sink into the groove, yeah..."
Keep your strumming pattern consistent and gentle to maintain the
song's introspective feel.
[Chorus]
The chorus uses the same chords as the verse but focuses on the
emotional climax of the song. Here, the lyrics express a struggle
with emotion and a sense of resignation.
Em Emadd2
"Thought about crying over you..."
Asus4
"But I just turned on the TV..."
Maintain the soft strumming pattern, allowing the chords to support
the weight of the lyrics.
[Outro]
The outro revisits the intro's chord progression, offering a sense
of closure while still leaving the emotional narrative open-ended.
Em Emadd2 Asus4
"Call me when you wake up..."
"I just want you in my arms..."
This song is a beautiful exploration of emotional complexity,
captured through its chord progressions and lyrics. It talks about
the difficulty of moving on from someone you care deeply about,
highlighting the internal conflict between wanting to reach out and
the need to let go. The use of metaphors and personal anecdotes
within the lyrics adds depth, making the listener reflect on their
own experiences of love and loss.
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