The Hurtin' Kind chords
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Just me and you, it's a slow night blue-ue-ueD-uuuue-uuuue-ue-ue
[Chorus]
G D
Heartache is a lonely road
Bm A G
A ramblin' man, just a broke-down Romeo
D A
Know a place for the losers at the end of the line
G D
A one-night, lonesome cabaret
Bm A G
Meet me down where the broken-hearted stay
D A
Lie together, tell me lies, baby, I don't mind
G D A
I ain't the hurtin' kiiiiiiiind
[Instrumental/Solo]
G D A A
[Break]
Bm A G
And it's true-ue-ue-ue-ue-ue-ue
D A G
These lyin' eyes, they don't cry when they're through
[Chorus]
G D
Heartache is a lonely road
Bm A G
A ramblin' man, just a broke-down Romeo
D A
Know a place for the losers at the end of the line
G D
A one-night, lonesome cabaret
Bm A G
Meet me down where the broken-hearted stay
D A
Lie together, tell me lies, baby, I don't mind
N.C.
I ain't the hurtin' kind
How to play "The Hurtin' Kind" on guitar
[Chorus]
- Chords: G, D, Bm, A.
- Strum pattern: Use a steady down-up-down-up pattern.
- Emphasize the G and D chords to highlight the melody.
- Focus on smooth transitions between Bm and A.
[Instrumental/Solo]
- Chords: G, D, A, A.
- Maintain the same strumming pattern as the chorus.
- Play with slight variations to add interest and dynamics.
[Break]
- Chords: Bm, A, G, D.
- Strum pattern: Use a slower, more deliberate down-up-down-up pattern.
- Emphasize the lyrical content by playing with softer dynamics.
[Chorus]
- Same chord progression as the previous chorus: G, D, Bm, A.
- Keep the strumming pattern consistent.
- Ensure each chord transition is smooth and well-defined.
- Emphasize the final "I ain't the hurtin' kind" line with a gentle strum.
[General Tips:]
- Tuning: Make sure your guitar is in standard tuning.
- Tone: Use a clean or slightly warm tone to match the song’s feel.
- Practice: Focus on smooth chord transitions and maintaining consistent strumming patterns.
[Common mistakes]
- Rushing through the chord changes, especially between Bm and A.
- Not emphasizing the G and D chords enough in the chorus.
- Inconsistent strumming patterns, particularly during the break and solo.
Song Facts:
"The Hurtin' Kind" by Orville Peck delves into themes of heartache, loneliness,
and fleeting connections. The lyrics tell the story of a rambling man, a
"broke-down Romeo," who finds solace in brief, lonesome encounters. Orville
Peck, with his masked persona and deep, emotive voice, blends country and indie
rock, often exploring themes of love, identity, and vulnerability. His unique
style and poignant storytelling continue to resonate with a diverse audience.