[Intro]
| Fsus2 | Am7 | G |
[Verse 1]
Fsus2
There's a dive right down the street
Am7 G
It's your favorite place to drink, until last call
Fsus2
There's a jukebox in the corner
Am7 G
Turns a dollar and a quarter into our song
[Pre-Chorus]
Fsus2 Am7
I know better than to ever show up on a Friday night
G
In this smoky bar, underneath these neon lights
[Chorus]
C/E Fsus2
But I'm back at it again
Am7
Two drinks pulling you in
G
Getting caught up in your eyes
G
One more, one last time
C/E Fsus2
It's crazy how one kiss from your lips can hit undo
Am7
On all that getting over you
G
Just when I think I'm moving on from square one
N.C. Fsus2
I'm back at it again
Am7 G
Yeah, I'm back at it again
[Verse 2]
C/E Fsus2
Probably shouldn't close that tab
Am7 G
Probably shouldn't take that cab back to your place
Fsus2 Am7
But it's too late to turn around even though I swore
G
I wouldn't end the night crashin' right through your door
[Chorus]
C/E Fsus2
But I'm back at it again
Am7
Two drinks pulling you in
G
Getting caught up in your eyes
G
One more, one last time
C/E Fsus2
It's crazy how one kiss from your lips can hit undo
Am7
On all that getting over you
G
Just when I think I'm moving on from square one
C/E Fsus2
I'm back at it again
Am7 G
Baby, I'm back at it again
[Bridge]
C/E Fsus2
To that place where I can't help it
G
I forget why we ever said goodbye
[Chorus]
Fsus2
But I'm back at it again
Am7
Two drinks pulling you in
G
Getting caught up in your eyes
G
One more, one last time
C/E Fsus2
It's crazy how one kiss from your lips can hit undo
Am7
On all that getting over you
G
Just when I think I'm moving on from square one
C/E Fsus2
I'm back at it again
Am7 G
Baby, I'm back at it again
[Outro]
C/E Fsus2
It's crazy how one kiss from your lips can hit undo
Am7
On all this getting over you
G
Just when I think I'm moving on from square one
C/E Fsus2 Am7 G
I'm back at it again, oh, oh
How to play "Back At It Again" by Nate Smith on guitar
[Intro]
- Chords: Fsus2, Am7, G
- Strumming: Use a relaxed down-up strumming pattern to set a laid-back tone.
- Transition smoothly between chords to keep the intro fluid.
[Verse 1]
- Chords: Fsus2, Am7, G
- Strumming: Maintain a steady down-up strum, slightly emphasizing the downstrokes.
- Dynamics: Play softly during verses to let the vocals stand out.
[Pre-Chorus]
- Chords: Fsus2, Am7, G
- Strumming: Increase intensity slightly compared to the verse.
- Focus: Keep transitions clean; the pre-chorus builds tension leading into the chorus.
[Chorus]
- Chords: C/E, Fsus2, Am7, G
- Strumming: Use a more energetic down-up strumming pattern, emphasizing downstrokes.
- Rhythm: Pay attention to the timing; emphasize the first beat of each measure.
- Dynamics: Play louder than verses and pre-chorus to highlight the chorus.
[Verse 2]
- Chords: Fsus2, Am7, G
- Strumming: Return to a softer, steady down-up strumming.
- Feel: Maintain the same dynamics as the first verse.
[Bridge]
- Chords: C/E, Fsus2, G
- Strumming: Play with a softer, more emotional feel, focusing on the downstrokes.
- Dynamics: Build up slightly towards the end to lead into the final chorus.
[Chorus]
- Repeat the same chords and strumming pattern as earlier choruses.
- Play with energy and maintain consistency in your strumming.
[Outro]
- Chords: C/E, Fsus2, Am7, G
- Strumming: Gradually soften your strumming as the song concludes.
- Dynamics: End gently, mirroring the song's intro.
[Common Mistakes]
- Switching between Fsus2 and Am7: Practice the finger positioning to ensure smooth transitions.
- Strumming consistency: Focus on keeping a steady rhythm, especially during dynamic changes.
- Overplaying: Ensure the vocals remain the focal point by not overpowering them with the guitar.
[Song Facts]
"Back At It Again" is a song by country artist Nate Smith. The song
narrates the story of falling back into an old relationship despite
knowing it might not be the best choice. The lyrics convey a sense of
longing and the cyclical nature of love and heartbreak.
[Artist Biography]
Nate Smith is a rising country music artist known for his heartfelt lyrics
and soulful voice. With roots in California, Smith's music blends
traditional country with modern influences, creating a unique sound that
resonates with a wide audience. His authentic storytelling and emotional
performances have quickly garnered a dedicated fanbase.
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