All I See Is You chords
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[Intro]
C Am
C Am
[Verse 1]
C Am
All I see is you
C Am
All I see is you
F
When we’re pulled from the wreckage
G
Of a would be broken heart
F
And we’re lost in the moment
G
No, I just can’t stop
C Am
Cause All I see is you
C Am
All I see is you
[Break]
C Am
C Am
[Verse 2]
C Am
All I need is you
C Am
All I need is you
F
Cause we had that kind of magic
G
Before we fell apart
F
And I wished it never happened
G
Cause now I just feel lost
C Am
All I need is you
C Am
All I need is you
[Break]
F C G Am
[Outro]
C Am
All I want is you
C Am
All I want is you
C Am
C Am*
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How to play "All I See Is You" by Mason Ramsey [type: Chords] on guitar.
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Song Overview:
- Key: C Major
- Tuning: Standard (E A D G B E)
- Capo: No Capo
- Difficulty Level: Beginner
Chords Used:
- C (x32010)
- Am (x02210)
- F (133211) or easier version (x33210)
- G (320003)
Strumming Pattern:
Strumming: 70 bpm (suggested)
- D D U D U (Down, Down, Up, Down, Up)
Alternatively, use a simple down-strum pattern, especially in the verses
for a mellow feel.
Sections Breakdown:
- Intro:
Chord progression: C - Am - C - Am
Start with light strumming to set the mood for the song. Use gentle,
relaxed strumming to match the introspective tone.
- Verse 1:
Chord progression:
C - Am
C - Am
F - G
F - G
C - Am
C - Am
Strum softly and evenly, keeping the transitions between C and Am smooth.
- Break:
Chord progression: C - Am - C - Am
Play similar to the intro with light strumming.
- Verse 2:
Chord progression:
C - Am
C - Am
F - G
F - G
C - Am
C - Am
Same as the first verse; continue with soft strumming but add a little
more dynamics for emotional buildup.
- Break:
Chord progression: F - C - G - Am
Strum with more intensity, especially on the G and Am chords to create a
sense of urgency.
- Outro:
Chord progression: C - Am - C - Am
End the song with soft, single strums on the last Am chord (marked as *),
giving a gentle conclusion.
Common Mistakes:
- Rushing the transitions between C and Am. Practice the changes slowly to
ensure smoothness.
- Strumming too hard in the verses. Keep it soft to match the reflective
nature of the song.
General Tips:
- Focus on the emotional delivery of the song by strumming softly during the
verses and slightly more energetically in the breaks.
- If the F barre chord (133211) is difficult, use the easier version (x33210)
to maintain flow.
- Experiment with dynamics—lighter strumming during the verses and a bit
more intensity during the break to give the song a natural progression.
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