When I'm Alone chords
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[Intro]
C Am Em F
C Am Em F
C Am Em F
C Am Em F
[Verse 1]
C Am Em F
We made a pact, you'd take me back, always, again
C Am Em F
I'm bleedin' out, I need you now, can't let you win
C Am Em F
I want it all, I want it all, I push so hard, I break it
C Am Em F
My only home went down in smoke, it's bittersweet, I taste it
[Pre-Chorus]
C Am
So, are you lonely? 'Cause I'm healin' slowly
Em F
In a moment, your memory is fading on me
C Am
Got no expectations now that I'm forsaken
Em F
Let's see what I'm made of, find out if I can take it, now
[Chorus]
C Am Em F C
When I'm alone, pretend I'm letting you go
C Am Em F
Just tell me who to blame for this
C Am Em F C
When wakin' up, feels like a punch in the gut
C Am Em F
Just tell me, who's to blame for this?
[Verse 2]
C Am
All I wanted was a piece of decent on the side (On the side)
Em F
When we go to bed, she be creepin' on my side (On my side)
C Am
I was drinkin' all day, I let her spend the night
Em F
When I took her home, she left somethin' in my ride, in my ride (Damn)
C Am Em F
Then my baby found out, now I'm livin' in a hotel, livin' in a hotel
C Am Em F
Ain't that bad, I got room service, livin' in a hotel, livin' in a hotel
[Pre-Chorus]
C Am Em
What your life like? Need a lifeline right now
Em F C
Ninety-nine nights, tryna get my mind right now
C Am Em
Life is sour, even when I'm in the limelight now
F
But I try somehow
[Chorus]
C Am Em F C
When I'm alone, pretend I'm letting you go
C Am Em F
Just tell me who to blame for this
C Am Em F C
When wakin' up, feels like a punch in the gut
C Am Em F
Just tell me, who's to blame for this?
[Outro]
C Am Em F
(Ta-da-da-da, ta-da-da-da, ta-da-da-da)
F
Just tell me, who's to blame for this?
C Am Em F
(Ta-da-da-da) Just tell me, who's to blame for this?
C Am Em
(Ta-da-da-da) Just tell me, who's to blame for this?
F
Just tell me, who's—?
C Am Em F
(Ta-da-da-da, ta-da-da-da, ta-da-da-da)
C Am Em F
(Ta-da-da-da, ta-da-da-da, ta-da-da-da)
C Am Em F
(Ta-da-da-da, ta-da-da-da, ta-da-da-da)
C Am Em F
(Ta-da-da-da, ta-da-da-da, ta-da-da-da)
How to play "When I'm Alone" by Post Malone on guitar
Playing Style: This song uses open chords with a steady strumming pattern to
capture its emotive feel.
[Intro]
- Chords: C, Am, Em, F. Start with a gentle strumming pattern to set the
tone.
- C to Am: Transition smoothly by moving your fingers quickly.
- Am to Em: Keep your fingers close to the fretboard for accurate placement.
- Em to F: Ensure precise finger placement for clear sound.
[Verse 1.]
- Chords: C, Am, Em, and F. Use a consistent down-up strumming pattern.
- C to Am: Make seamless transitions to keep the rhythm steady.
- Am to Em: Concentrate on a smooth transition between chords.
- Em to F: Press forcefully to ensure that all notes sound clearly.
[Pre-Chorus]
- Chords: C, Am, Em, and F. Continue with the established strumming pattern.
- C to Am: Make smooth transitions to keep the flow going.
- Am to Em: Proper finger positioning is critical.
- Em to F: Make sure each note is clear.
[Chorus]
- Chords: C, Am, Em, and F. Increase the intensity of your strum to match the tune.
- C to Am: Smooth transitions are essential for keeping the flow.
- Am to Em: Ensure that each note rings clearly.
- Em to F: Emphasize clean sound.
[Verse 2.]
- Chords: C, Am, Em, and F. Continue with the established strumming pattern.
- C to Am: Make smooth transitions to keep the flow going.
- Am to Em: Proper finger positioning is critical.
- Em to F: Make sure each note is clear.
[Pre-Chorus]
- Repeat the chord progression and strumming rhythm from before.
- Emphasize the downbeats to increase the song's dynamism.
[Chorus]
- Repeat the chord progression and strumming pattern as earlier.
- Maintain rhythm and dynamics.
[Outro]
- Chords: C, Am, Em, and F. End with a soft strumming pattern.
- C to Am: Smooth transitions to wrap up the piece on a nice note.
- Am to Em: Make sure the notes are clear.
- Em to F: Keep the rhythm constant.
Common Mistakes:
- Not pressing firmly enough on the F chord, resulting in muted tones.
- Moving too slowly between chords, disturbing the rhythm.
- Inconsistent strumming patterns disrupt the song's flow.
Song Facts:
Post Malone's "When I'm Alone" explores themes of loneliness and reflection.
The lyrics reflect the singer's emotional hardships and personal challenges.
Post Malone, recognized for his raw and honest lyrics, conveys the difficulties
of solitude and introspection in this song.
The tragic lyrics and enticing music make this an outstanding hit.