At Least You Cried chords
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How to play "At Least You Cried" [Chords] on guitar
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Song Overview:
- Key: C major
- Tuning: Standard (E A D G B E)
- Difficulty: Beginner
- Capo: No capo
Chords Used:
- C major (x32010)
- D major (xx0232)
- G major (320003)
- B major (x24442)
Strumming Pattern:
- Suggested: Down, down-up, up-down-up (DDU UDU)
- Keep a steady rhythm, with smooth transitions between chords.
Sections Breakdown:
[Intro]
- Chords: C - D - G
Strum lightly to introduce the song’s relaxed feel.
[Verse 1]
- Chords: G - B - C - G
G - B - C - D
Focus on transitioning between G and B for a clean sound.
[Chorus]
- Chords: C - D
C - D
C - D
G
Build intensity slightly in the chorus, adding emotion to the strumming.
[Post-Chorus]
- Chords: C - D - G
Play this section softly, allowing the "Na, na, na" vocal to shine.
[Verse 2]
- Chords: G - B - C - G
G - B - C - D
Similar to Verse 1, keep the rhythm steady.
[Chorus]
- Chords: C - D
C - D
C - D
G
Repeat the same progression as the first chorus.
[Post-Chorus]
- Chords: C - D - G
C - D - G
Keep the strumming relaxed, letting the song's emotional tone continue.
[Bridge]
- Chords: C - G - B - C
Strum softly during the bridge, allowing the lyrics to carry the emotion.
[Chorus]
- Chords: C - D
C - D
C - D
G
Build energy again for this chorus, matching the emotional climax.
[Outro]
- Chords: C - D - G
C - D - G
End the song softly, letting each chord ring out.
Common Mistakes:
- Watch the transitions between B and C for smoothness.
- Keep timing consistent during the "Na, na, na" sections.
General Tips:
- Focus on clear chord transitions, especially between G and B.
- Maintain a relaxed strumming pattern to match the song’s reflective tone.
Song Facts:
- "At Least You Cried" is a track by Midland from their debut album.
- The song talks about a relationship that ends, with a bittersweet feeling
as one person sheds tears, but the love has faded.
Song Meaning:
- The song reflects on the end of a relationship where one partner wishes
the emotions shown were genuine, but finds comfort in the fact that at least
some emotion was expressed.
Comparisons to Previous Works:
- Similar to other Midland songs, it features a blend of traditional country
themes with a modern twist, focusing on heartbreak and regret.
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[Intro]
C D G
[Verse 1]
G B
Those words on your lips
C G
Sound good, but they don't quite fit
G B
You say all the right things, do just like you should
C D
You say your heart's breaking, I knew that you would
[Chorus]
C D
But baby I wish that I could believe it
C D
Those I love you tears in your eyes
C D
But I know that you didn't mean it
G
But at least you cried
I sang
[Post-Chorus]
C D G
Na, na, na, na, na, na, na, na, na, na
[Verse 2]
G B
It's okay it's fine
C G
It's just hurting wasting time
B C
I know it's too late, but I appreciate you trying
D
You crying
[Chorus]
C D
But baby I wish that I could believe it
C D
Those I love you tears in your eyes
C D
But I know that you didn't mean it
G
But at least you cried
I sang
[Post-Chorus]
C D G C
Na, na, na, na, na, na, na, na, na, na
D G
Na, na, na, na, na, na, na, na, na, na
[Bridge]
C G
Did you ever mean it when you said that you loved me
B C
Was this all just a game for you?
[Chorus]
C D
But baby I wish that I could believe it
C D
Those I love you tears in your eyes
C D
But I know that you didn't mean it
G
But at least you cried
[Chorus]
C D
But baby I wish that I could believe it
C D
Those I love you tears in your eyes
C D
But I know that you didn't mean it
G
But at least you cried
And I sang
[Outro]
C D G C
Na, na, na, na, na, na, na, na, na, na
D G
Na, na, na, na, na, na, na, na, na, na