28th Of June chords
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CAPO: 2nd FRET
[Intro]
G Bm Em D C C D D
[Verse]
G D/F#
Twenty-eighth of June it was me and you
Em D
Rose petals on the bed and I love you
Cmaj7
Written on a happy one-year card
Em D
Used to "Forever you have my heart"
G Gmaj7
Drank a bottle of red and opened another
Em D
Danced around the room holdin' on to each other
Cmaj7
Like we were never gonna let go
Em D
I was too naive to know
[Chorus]
C G
Just 'cause something's good don't mean it lasts
C G D/F#
By Fall we fеll apart and just like tha-a-a-at
Em D
Time kept tickin', you movеd on
C G/B
Another 365 have come and gone
Am7 G C
Today would've been a day that we'd celebrate
D G Bm Em Bm
And now it's just another Tuesday
[Verse]
G D/F#
28th of June calling out of work
Em D
Waking up alone sleeping in your shirt
Cmaj7
Wondering if you think about me
Em D
Are you really already happy?
G Gmaj7
Come on babe, don't say it's true
Em D
She loves you like I still do
Cmaj7
Say I still cross your mind
G D
And it's eating you alive
[Chorus]
C G
Just 'cause something's good don't mean it lasts
C G D/F#
By Fall we fеll apart and just like tha-a-a-at
Em7 D
Time kept tickin', you movеd on
C G/B
Another 365 have come and gone
Am7 G/B C
Today would've been a day that we'd celebrate
D G D/F# Em7 D C C G D
And now it's just another Tuesday
[Break]
G B/D#
The 28th of June will come one day
Em G
I'll wake up and be okay
C
But the rain outside
D
Says it won't be today
[Chorus]
C G
Just 'cause something's good don't mean it lasts
G/B C G D/F#
By Fall we fеll apart and just like tha-a-a-at
Em7 D
Time kept tickin', you movеd on
C G/B
Another 365 have come and gone
Am7 G/B C
Today would've been a day that we'd celebrate
D G Bm Em
Now it's just another Tuesday
[Outro]
D C C D D G
Just another Tuesday
How to play "28th of June" on guitar by Megan Moroney
[General Tips:]
Tuning: Standard tuning with a capo on the 2nd fret.
Tone: Aim for a clean, acoustic tone. If using an electric, set
for a mild, warm tone with minimal effects.
[Intro & Verse Chords:]
- Play G, Bm, Em, and D in sequence. Focus on smooth transitions.
- Use fingerstyle or a soft pick to strum to maintain the gentle, melodic
feel of the song.
Chord Transition Tips:
- Transitioning from G to Bm might be challenging for beginners. Practice
moving your fingers in groups to switch chords efficiently.
- From Em to D, keep your index finger on the second fret, third string,
which can act as a pivot point.
[Chorus Dynamics:]
- The chorus intensifies emotionally. Switch from softer strumming to a
more pronounced, rhythmic pattern. Emphasize the first and last beats.
- For "Just 'cause something's good don't mean it lasts," start with a C chord
and move to G, stressing the lyric's emotional weight.
[Break & Outro:]
- The break section features a reflective tone. Use a softer, introspective
strumming pattern.
- For the outro, maintain a steady, concluding rhythm that slowly fades out
as you finish with the D and G chords.
[Common Mistakes:]
- Avoid rushing the tempo. Keep a consistent rhythm that matches the song's
sentimental nature.
- Ensure the capo is securely fastened to avoid tuning issues, especially on
the 2nd fret.
[Song Facts:]
"28th of June" by Megan Moroney lyrically explores the theme of remembering
and reflecting on a past relationship, specifically on the date that used
to be a celebration for the couple. The song navigates through memories,
loss, and the eventual acceptance of moving on. The lyrics are poignant,
marked by the contrast between the warmth of past memories and the cool
realization of present separateness.
[Megan Moroney Biography:]
Megan Moroney, an emerging artist in the country music scene, has gained
attention for her heartfelt songwriting and distinct vocal style. Her music
often delves into personal experiences, making her songs relatable and
emotionally resonant with her audience.