Cowboys Always Come Home chords
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How to play "Cowboys Always Come Home" by Mason Ramsey [type: Chords] on guitar.
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Song Overview:
- Key: G Major
- Tuning: Standard (E A D G B E)
- Capo: No Capo
- Difficulty Level: Beginner
Chords Used:
- G (320003)
- C (x32010)
- D (xx0232)
- Em (022000)
- B7 (x21202)
Strumming Pattern:
Strumming: 75 bpm (suggested)
- D D U D U (Down, Down, Up, Down, Up)
You can start with single strums (*) for intros and verses to create a
calm and emotional atmosphere, then build up strumming intensity in the chorus.
Sections Breakdown:
- Intro:
Chord progression: G - C - G (x2)
Start with single strums to set a reflective tone.
- Verse 1:
Chord progression:
C - G
C - G
C - G - D - Em
C - G - D
Keep the verse simple with light strumming or single strums. Focus on
smooth transitions between C and G.
- Chorus:
Chord progression:
C - G - B7 - G - D
C - G - D
C - G - B7 - G - D
G - C - G
Add more dynamic strumming here to emphasize the emotional impact of the
lyrics. Focus on transitioning smoothly between B7 and G.
- Verse 2:
Chord progression:
C - G
C - G
C - G
C - G
Strum softly, similar to Verse 1. Keep the rhythm steady as you prepare
for the next chorus.
- Chorus:
Repeat the same chord progression and strumming pattern as the first chorus.
Play with slightly more intensity to build the emotion in the song.
- Break:
Chord progression: C - G - B7 - D
Play softly, preparing for the bridge section.
- Bridge:
Chord progression:
C - G
C - G
Keep the strumming light and slow, focusing on the lyrics.
- Final Chorus:
Chord progression:
C - G - B7 - G - D
C - G - D
C - G - B7 - G - D
G - C - G
End the song with more energy, gradually building up to the final outro.
- Outro:
Chord progression: G - C - G (x2)
End with a single strum on G* for a soft and gentle conclusion.
Common Mistakes:
- Rushing through the chord transitions, especially between B7 and G.
Practice them slowly to ensure smoothness.
- Strumming too hard during the verses. Keep it light and steady for the
reflective feel of the song.
General Tips:
- Use the B7 chord (x21202) as written, but if it's challenging, practice
switching between G and B7 to smooth out transitions.
- Focus on dynamics by playing softly during the verses and increasing
intensity in the chorus to match the emotional tone.
- Practice the song with a metronome to stay in time with the 75 bpm pace,
especially during the chorus and bridge.
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[Intro]
G C G
G C G
[Verse 1]
C G
Wild horses aint leading In the straight
C G
The open range aint steeling em, away
C G D Em
It's not some dusty town, keeping them around
C G D
Sometimes they just don’t stay
[Chorus]
C G B7 G D
But no matter how far they roam, or they go
C G D
They'll always go back to the place they know
C G B7 G D
And if its been a long time living under the night sky
G C G
Cowboys always come home
[Verse 2]
C G
Everyones got a caller
C G
But the calls aint the same
C G
Some go on out to the ocean
C G
Some roam the desert planes
[Chorus]
C G B7 G D
But no matter how far they roam, or they go
C G D
They'll always go back to the place they know
C G B7 G D
And if its been a long time living under the night sky
G C G
Cowboys always come home
[Break]
C G B7 D
[Bridge]
C G
Wild horses aint leading in the straight
C G
The open range aint steeling em, away
[Chorus]
C G B7 G D
But no matter how far they roam, or they go
C G D
They'll always go back to the place they know
C G B7 G D
And if its been a long time living under the night sky
G C G
Cowboys always come home
C G B7 G D
And if its been a long time living under the night sky
G C G
Cowboys always come home
[Outro]
G C G
Cowboys always come home
G C G
Cowboys always come home
G C G*
Cowboys always come home
(Piano outro)