[Intro]
| Am C | F C | 2x
[Verse 1]
Am C F C
You're wearing the day like a hundred-pound jacket
Am C F C
The weight of the world like it's sewn in the fabric
Am C F C
You smile and you say life's got you dazed and confused
Am C F
And it's got your heart breaking, well I wanna make it
[Chorus]
G Am
Alright, alright, alright
F C
Baby, I can go all night
G Am F C
Ain't got no plans, but I got hands that like to take their time
G Am F C
We can sip some whiskey neat, you could lay it all on me
G Am F C
I'm talking body, talking problems, talking everything
G Am F C
Gonna be alright, alright, alright (Alright, alright, alright)
[Verse 2]
Am C F C
Whatever you need, baby, I got you
Am C
It ain't 'cause I have to
F C
No, it's 'cause I want to
F C
Let me bring you back
[Chorus]
G Am
Alright, alright, alright
F C
Baby, I can go all night
G Am F C
Ain't got no plans, but I got hands that like to take their time
G Am F C
We can sip some whiskey neat, you could lay it all on me
G Am F C
I'm talking body, talking problems, talking everything
G Am F C
Gonna be alright, alright, alright (Alright, alright, alright)
[Post-Chorus]
G Am F C
Alright, alright, alright
[Bridge]
G Am
Go a little slow, burn away the bad
F C
Let me hold you close, kiss away the sad
G Am
That love that we'll be making
F C
Girl, it's gonna make it
[Chorus]
G Am
If that's alright, alright, alright
F C
Baby, I can go all night
G Am F C
Ain't got no plans, but I got hands that like to take their time
G Am F C
We can sip some whiskey neat, you could lay it all on me
G Am F C
I'm talking body, talking problems, talking everything
G Am F C
Gonna be alright, alright, alright, yes it is (Alright, alright, alright)
[Post-Chorus]
G Am F C Am C
Gonna be alright, alright, alright, yeah
[Outro]
F C Am
Alright, alright, alright, mmm
C F C
Yeah
How to play "Alright, Alright, Alright" by Nate Smith on guitar
[Intro]
- Chords: Am, C, F, C
- Strumming: Start with a gentle downstroke pattern to set the mood.
- Focus: Keep a steady rhythm, lightly strumming to match the laid-back feel.
[Verse 1]
- Chords: Am, C, F, C
- Playing Style: Use open chords to let the notes ring out clearly.
- Tips: For each chord, aim for smooth transitions. Practice the change between Am to C and C to F.
[Chorus]
- Chords: G, Am, F, C
- Strumming: Use a more dynamic strumming pattern, incorporating both down and upstrokes.
- Emphasis: Highlight the G to Am shift for impact. Slow down slightly on "alright, alright, alright."
[Verse 2]
- Chords: Am, C, F, C
- Focus: Maintain the same style as Verse 1, ensuring fluid transitions.
- Nuance: Add slight variations in strumming to keep it interesting.
[Bridge]
- Chords: G, Am, F, C
- Technique: Slow down the strumming and play more gently to create an intimate feel.
- Note: Focus on clean chord changes and let the notes sustain.
[General Tips]
- Tuning: Ensure your guitar is in standard tuning (E A D G B e).
- Tone: Use a clean guitar tone, possibly with a touch of reverb.
- Practice: Start slow, focusing on chord transitions, then gradually increase the tempo.
[Common Mistakes]
- Rushing transitions: Take your time with each chord change to avoid muddling.
- Strumming too hard: Keep a light touch to match the song's relaxed vibe.
Song facts:
"Alright, Alright, Alright" by Nate Smith is a comforting song about being there for someone.
The lyrics convey a message of support and reassurance, promising that everything will
be alright. Nate Smith is known for his heartfelt country music, blending traditional elements
with modern influences. His style often emphasizes emotional connection and relatable storytelling.
Nate Smith's biography:
Nate Smith is a country music artist who gained popularity for his authentic
and emotional songwriting. He draws inspiration from personal experiences,
aiming to connect with his audience through his music. With a growing fanbase,
Nate continues to make waves in the country music scene with his distinctive
voice and heartfelt lyrics.
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