I'm Endured chords
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Capo 1st fret
[Intro]
E A
[Vers 1]
A
Born in the mountains,
D
Many years ago
D
Climbed these hills and valleys
A
Through the rain and snow.
D
Seen the lightning flashing,
A
I've heard thunder roll.
D
I've endured,
A
I've endured.
D E A
How long can one endure?
[Verse 2]
A
Barefoot in the summer,
D
On into the fall
D
Too many mouths to feed,
A
They couldn't clothe us all.
D
Went to church on Sunday,
A
To learn the golden rule.
D
I've endured,
A
I've endured.
D E A
How long can one endure?
[Fiddle Solo]
A D A D A D A
D E A
[Verse 3]
A
I've worked for the rich,
D
I've lived with the poor.
D
I've seen many a heartache,
A
And I'll see many more.
D
I've lived, loved and sorrowed,
A
Been through success’s door.
D
I've endured,
A
I've endured.
D E A
How long can one endure?
[Guitar Solo]
A D A D A D
A D E A
[Outro]
D
I've endured,
A
I've endured.
D E A
How long can one endure?
D
I've endured,
A
I've endured.
D E A
How long can one endure?
How to play "I'm Endured" on guitar
Capo 1st fret
[Intro]
- Chords: E, A.
- Strum pattern: Use a down-down-up-down-up pattern to set the rhythm.
- Play each chord cleanly, letting the notes ring out.
[Verse 1]
- Chords: A, D, A, D, E, A.
- Strum pattern: Use a steady down-up-down-up pattern.
- Emphasize the transitions between A and D.
- Play the D chord with emphasis to highlight the verse's storytelling.
[Verse 2]
- Chords: A, D, A, D, E, A.
- Maintain the same strumming pattern.
- Highlight the lyrical changes with dynamic strumming.
- Ensure smooth transitions between D and A.
[Fiddle Solo]
- Chords: A, D, A, D, A, D, A, D, E, A.
- Follow the same strumming pattern as the verses.
- Play with slight variations to add interest and dynamics.
[Verse 3]
- Chords: A, D, A, D, E, A.
- Use a gentle down-up-down-up pattern to reflect the lyrics.
- Emphasize the lyrical content by playing with softer dynamics.
- Ensure each chord transition is smooth and consistent.
[Guitar Solo]
- Chords: A, D, A, D, A, D, A, D, E, A.
- Maintain a steady strumming pattern.
- Focus on smooth transitions to match the solo's flow.
[Outro]
- Chords: D, A, D, E, A.
- Play the outro similarly to the verses.
- Slow down slightly towards the end to give a sense of closure.
- Let the final A chord ring out to conclude the song.
[General Tips:]
- Tuning: Ensure your guitar is in standard tuning, with capo on the 1st fret.
- Tone: Use a clean or warm tone to match the song’s feel.
- Practice: Focus on smooth chord transitions and maintaining consistent strumming patterns.
[Common mistakes]
- Rushing through chord changes, especially between A and D.
- Not emphasizing the E chord enough in the verses.
- Inconsistent strumming patterns, particularly during the solos.
Song Facts:
"I'm Endured" by Kelsey Waldon reflects themes of resilience and perseverance.
The lyrics tell the story of enduring hardships and overcoming obstacles. Kelsey
Waldon, known for her authentic country sound and evocative storytelling, captures
the essence of traditional country music while infusing it with her unique style
and perspective. Her music resonates deeply with listeners, conveying raw emotions
and genuine experiences.