[Intro]
G D Em C
[Verse]
G D
Shine your truck up every Friday night
Em C
Shake her dad's hand, look him in the eye
G D
Pick wildflowers just to make her day
Em C
When she asks you to go to church any given Sunday
[Chorus]
G
You better, boy
D
Treat her like you're still tryna get her, boy
Em7
Love her with all four letters, boy
Kiss her in the rain
C
Make her wanna take your last name
G
Talkin' 'bout forever, boy
D
When it's hell, go through it together, boy
Em
Be the answer to her mama's prayers
C
Never let her think somewhere out there
G D
There's a better boy
[Verse]
G D
Hold her high heels when her dancing feet hurt
Em C
When she sleeps over, let her sleep in your shirt
G D
When the stars align and the time is right, size up her grandma's ring
Em C
Work overtime, drop every dime on a house with a front porch swing
[Chorus]
G
You better, boy
D
Treat her like you're still tryna get her, boy
Em7
Love her with all four letters, boy
Kiss her in the rain
C
Make her wanna take your last name
G
Talkin' 'bout forever, boy
D
When it's hell, go through it together, boy
Em
Be the answer to her mama's prayers
C
Never let her think somewhere out there
G D
There's a better boy
Em C
Oh, there's a better boy
[Break]
Em
She ain't the one that you wanna let go
C
Yeah, take it from a heart she broke
[Chorus]
G
You better, boy
D
Treat her like you're still tryna get her, boy
Em
Love her with all four letters, boy
Kiss her in the rain
C
Make her wanna take your last name
G
Talkin' 'bout forever, boy
D
When it's hell, go through it together, boy
Em
Be the answer to her mama's prayers
C
Never let her think somewhere out there
G D
There's a better boy, yeah
Em C
Oh, there's a better boy
How to play "Better Boy" by Nate Smith on guitar
[Intro]
- Chords: G, D, Em, C
- Strumming: Start with a simple down-up pattern.
- Transition smoothly between chords to set a mellow tone.
[Verse]
- Chords: G, D, Em, C
- Strumming: Maintain a relaxed down-up strum, slightly emphasizing downstrokes.
- Dynamics: Play softly to highlight the narrative of the lyrics.
- Focus: Ensure clean transitions, especially from D to Em.
[Chorus]
- Chords: G, D, Em7, C
- Strumming: Use a more energetic down-up pattern, emphasizing downstrokes.
- Rhythm: Emphasize the first beat of each measure.
- Dynamics: Increase volume slightly to differentiate from the verse.
- Technique: Make sure to articulate the chords clearly to support the vocal melody.
[Verse]
- Chords: G, D, Em, C
- Strumming: Return to a softer, steady down-up strumming pattern.
- Feel: Maintain similar dynamics as the first verse.
- Focus: Highlight the detailed storytelling through smooth playing.
[Break]
- Chords: Em, C
- Strumming: Play with a softer, more emotional feel, focusing on downstrokes.
- Dynamics: Gradually build up to lead into the final chorus.
[Chorus]
- Repeat the same chords and strumming pattern as earlier choruses.
- Play with energy and maintain consistency in your strumming.
[Outro]
- Chords: G, D, Em, C
- Strumming: Gradually soften your strumming as the song concludes.
- Dynamics: End gently, mirroring the song's intro.
[Common Mistakes]
- Switching between G and D: Practice the finger positioning for smooth transitions.
- Strumming consistency: Focus on keeping a steady rhythm, especially during dynamic changes.
- Overplaying: Ensure the vocals remain the focal point by not overpowering them with the guitar.
[Song Facts]
"Better Boy" by Nate Smith is a heartfelt song that provides advice on
how to treat a significant other with respect and love. The lyrics
highlight the importance of small gestures and unwavering commitment in
a relationship. The song serves as a guide for maintaining a healthy and
loving partnership.
[Artist Biography]
Nate Smith is a rising country music artist known for his heartfelt lyrics
and soulful voice. With roots in California, Smith's music blends
traditional country with modern influences, creating a unique sound that
resonates with a wide audience. His authentic storytelling and emotional
performances have quickly garnered a dedicated fanbase.
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