Capo 4th fret
[Intro]
Em G C G Em G C G
[Verse 1]
Em G
Feels like things are just different
C G
That spark, baby, it's missin'
Em G
Lately, we been just driftin'
C G
I can see it in your eyes, let's fix it
Em G
Used to be you and me under those stars
C G
Clothes fallin' on the floorboard in the dark
Em G C
These days, those nights feel a little far
C
So, tell me how we get that
[Chorus]
Em7 G
Fire back when you kiss me
C G
When we're miles apart and you miss me
Em7 G C
Put the proof back in this whiskey drank
G
It ain't hittin' me like it used to
Em7 G
Turnin' up the heat without warnin'
C G
Messin' up the sheets in the mornin'
Em7 G C
Runnin' hot like some Goodyears rollin' 'round the race track
Em7 G C
Tell me how we get that burn back
G Em7 G C G
Tell me how we get that burn back
[Verse 2]
Em7 G
Turn back the clock to that good stuff
C G
Keep lights down, and the neighbors up
Em7 G C
Make the love we knew, little less rear view, girl, me and you
C
Let's get that
[Chorus]
Em7 G
Fire back when you kiss me
C G
When we're miles apart and you miss me
Em7 G C
Put the proof back in this whiskey drank
G
It ain't hittin' me like it used to
Em7 G
Turnin' up the heat without warnin'
C G
Messin' up the sheets in the mornin'
Em7 G C
Runnin' hot like some Goodyears rollin' 'round the race track
Em7 G C
Tell me how we get that burn back
G Em7 G C G
Tell me how we get that burn back
[Bridge]
Em7 G C G
Lately, we've been driftin', let's fix it
Em7 G C
That high we had, it went missin'
C
So, baby, let us get that
[Chorus]
Em7 G
Fire back when you kiss me
C G
When we're miles apart and you miss me
Em7 G C
Put the proof back in this whiskey drank
G
It ain't hittin' me like it used to
Em7 G
Turnin' up the heat without warnin'
C G
Messin' up the sheets in the mornin'
Em7 G C G
Runnin' hot like some Goodyears rollin' 'round the race track
Em7 G C
Just say the word and I'll light the match
Em7 G C
Tell me how we get that burn back
G Em7 G C
Tell me how we get that burn back
[Outro]
G Em7 G C
Tell me how we get that burn back, burn back
G Em7 G C
Tell me how we get that burn back, burn back
C
Tell me how we get that
How to play "Burn Back" by Ross Josh is an evocative journey through chords that
speak to the heart of rekindling lost passion. With a capo on the 4th fret, this
song weaves a tapestry of emotions using a simple yet profound chord progression.
The key to conveying the song's essence lies in the dynamic play between the chords
Em, G, C, and Em7, capturing the longing and nostalgia for a flame that once burned
brightly.
[Intro]
The intro sets the emotional tone of the song with a repeating progression:
Em G C G Em G C G
This sequence, with its melancholic yet hopeful vibe, prepares the listener for
a story about rekindling love.
[Verse 1]
The verse begins with an Em chord, instantly drawing the listener into a reflective
mood:
Em G
Feels like things are just different
C G
That spark, baby, it's missin'
The transition from Em to G, and then C to G, mirrors the narrative's longing and
the desire to return to a state of lost intimacy. The chords flow with the lyrics,
evoking a sense of yearning for the past.
[Chorus]
The chorus introduces Em7, adding a layer of depth to the emotional landscape of the
song:
Em7 G
Fire back when you kiss me
C G
When we're miles apart and you miss me
This part of the song, with its chord changes, symbolizes the ups and downs of a
relationship and the intense desire to bring back the passion that once was. The
inclusion of Em7 adds a nuanced sorrow, enhancing the song's emotional pull.
[Bridge]
The bridge simplifies the progression to emphasize the message of fixing what's
broken and reigniting the spark:
Em7 G C G
Lately, we've been driftin', let's fix it
Here, the focus is on the direct emotional appeal to the listener, urging them to
remember and strive for the love that's in jeopardy.
[Outro]
The outro repeats the plea to get the "burn back," using the same chords as the
chorus, leaving the listener with a sense of hope and determination:
G Em7 G C
Tell me how we get that burn back, burn back
In this Guitar Lesson and Tutorial, understanding the emotional weight behind each
chord and lyric is crucial. The strumming pattern should be consistent yet expressive,
allowing each chord to resonate with the song's narrative. "How to play Burn Back"
is not just about technical execution but also about conveying the story of rekindled
love through music. As you practice, let the chords and lyrics guide your expression,
creating a performance that's both touching and authentic.
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