[Intro]
G Am C Am G
[Verse 1]
G Am
Driving through the road work, all the work they took forever on
C Bm Am G
The road comes blurred like memories of the miles we shared between
G Am
The place you learned to say your prayers, the place I took to praying
C Bm Am G
Loading in and breaking down the rough dark door till dreams
G Am
Long before we ever met, I made up my direction
C Bm Am G
Long before I knew the half the path I’m sure of now
G Am
Though I’d say it ain’t the way, that you’d have gone about it
C Bm Am G
You followed me and lead me on, and never let me down
[Chorus]
G Am
So I’ll love till my lungs give out, and I ain’t lying
Bm Am C G
I’m all your'n, and you’re all mine
G Am
There ain’t two ways around it, There ain’t no trying bout it
Bm Am C G
I’m all your'n, and you’re all mine
[Interlude]
G Am C Am G
[Verse 2]
G Am
Fried morels and fine hotels, and all that in the middle
C Bm Am G
Every bite and curtain drawn, I want to taste with you
G Am
The goddess of my days in pen, the muse I ain’t refusing
C Bm Am G
The part of me that ain’t around, I’m always talking too
G Am
So I’ll love till my lungs give out, and I ain’t lying
Bm Am C G
I’m all your'n, and you’re all mine
G Am
There ain’t two ways around it, There ain’t no trying bout it
Bm Am C G
I’m all your'n, and you’re all mine
[Interlude]
G Am C G C Bm Am G
[Chorus]
G Am
So I’ll love till my lungs give out, and I ain’t lying
Bm Am C G
I’m all your'n, and you’re all mine
G Am
There ain’t two ways around it, There ain’t no trying bout it
Bm Am C G
I’m all your'n, and you’re all mine
G Am
No there ain’t two ways around it, There ain’t no trying bout it
Bm Am C G
I’m all your'n, and you’re all mine
[Outro]
C Bm Am G
Playing Style: This song features basic open chords and is great for
beginners. It provides practice for chord transitions while maintaining
a steady rhythm.
Chords Used: G, Am, C, Bm
- Intro and Verse Chord Progression:
G Am C Am G
This progression sets the emotional tone of the song. Start by strumming
each chord gently, focusing on clean transitions.
- Verse Strumming Pattern:
The strumming pattern can be a simple downstroke on each beat or a more
relaxed down-up pattern depending on your comfort. For beginners,
focusing on downstrokes might be easier to maintain the rhythm and timing.
- Chorus Chord Progression and Strumming:
The chorus uses the same chords but emphasizes emotional delivery. Strum
more forcefully here to bring out the song's heartfelt lyrics.
Strumming Pattern: Down-Down-Up-Up-Down-Up. This pattern gives a fuller
sound and aligns well with the lyrical delivery.
Common Mistakes:
- Not switching chords cleanly: Ensure you're comfortable with the chord
shapes and transitions without looking at the fretboard.
- Rushing the tempo: Maintain a steady pace. Use a metronome if necessary.
General Tips:
- Tune your guitar before playing to ensure the chords sound correct.
- Practice the chord transitions slowly and build up speed as you become
more confident.
- Listen to the song to understand the emotional tone and try to mimic
that in your playing.
Song Meaning:
The lyrics of "All Yourn" express deep commitment and enduring love. Tyler
Childers uses road imagery to describe a journey shared with a loved one,
highlighting the enduring nature of their bond.
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