Twang chords
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[Intro]
F C G
F C G
[Verse 1]
F C G
Yeah, she likes how sweet I like my sweet tea
F C G
And she likes my boots with these blue jeans
F C G
And she likes poppin' buttons on my pearl snap
F C G
And she likes my cowboy hat
[Chorus]
F C G
But she loves me for my twang
F C G
Reminds her of a little Hank
F C G
When she hears me on the radio
F C G
She knows that it's me by the way I sing
F C G
She loves me for my twang
F C G
Loves me for my twang
[Verse 2]
F C G
Yeah, she likes how good I pick a guitar
F C G
And she likes when I play her my songs
F C G
And she tells me I'm gonna be a big star
F C G
She's always singin' along
[Chorus]
F C G
But she loves me for my twang
F C G
Reminds her of a little Hank
F C G
When she hears me on the radio
F C G
She knows that it's me by the way I sing
F C G
She loves me for my twang
F C G
Loves me for my twang
[Instrumental]
F C G
F C G
[Bridge]
F C G
Yeah, she likes how good I pick a guitar
F C G
She's always singing along
[Pre-Chorus]
F C G
She loves me for my twang
F C G
Reminds her of a little Hank
F C G
When she hears me on the radio
F C G
She knows that it's me by the way I sing
[Chorus]
F C G
She loves me for my twang
F C G
Reminds her of a little Hank
F C G
When she hears me on the radio
F C G
She knows that it's me by the way I sing
F C G
She loves me for my twang
F C G
Loves me for my twang
[Outro]
F C G
F C G
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How to play "Twang" by Mason Ramsey [type: Chords] on guitar with capo on 1st fret.
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Song Overview:
- Key: Db Major (played as C Major with capo on 1st fret)
- Tuning: Standard (E A D G B E)
- Capo: 1st fret
- Difficulty Level: Beginner
Chords Used (relative to capo):
- F (133211) or easier version (x33210)
- C (x32010)
- G (320003)
Strumming Pattern:
Strumming: 108 bpm (suggested)
- D D U D U (Down, Down, Up, Down, Up)
Keep the rhythm steady throughout the song, playing softly in the verses
and adding energy in the chorus.
Sections Breakdown:
- Intro:
Chord progression: F - C - G (x2)
Start with moderate strumming to set the song's mood.
- Verse 1:
Chord progression:
F - C - G (x4)
Play softly to let the lyrics stand out. Focus on smooth transitions
between F, C, and G.
- Chorus:
Chord progression:
F - C - G (x4)
Strum with more intensity in the chorus. The rhythm should stay steady
and upbeat, emphasizing the catchy "twang" theme.
- Verse 2:
Chord progression:
F - C - G (x4)
Play similarly to Verse 1, keeping the strumming soft and consistent.
- Chorus:
Repeat the same chord progression and strumming pattern as the first
chorus. Play with more intensity to reflect the song's growing energy.
- Instrumental:
Chord progression: F - C - G (x2)
Strum lightly, allowing space for the instrumental section.
- Bridge:
Chord progression:
F - C - G (x2)
Play gently to match the reflective feel of the bridge before the
pre-chorus.
- Pre-Chorus:
Chord progression:
F - C - G (x2)
Build energy back up here, leading into the final chorus.
- Final Chorus:
Chord progression:
F - C - G (x4)
Play with more intensity, keeping the strumming dynamic and energetic.
- Outro:
Chord progression: F - C - G (x2)
End the song with soft strumming, finishing on the last G chord with a
single strum for a smooth close.
Common Mistakes:
- Rushing through the transitions between C and G. Practice slowly to
ensure smooth changes.
- Strumming too hard during the verses. Keep it light for contrast with
the chorus.
General Tips:
- If the F barre chord is difficult, use the easier version (x33210) to
maintain fluid transitions.
- Focus on dynamics—play softly during the verses and build up intensity
in the chorus for a fuller sound.
- Use a metronome to practice at 108 bpm to keep the strumming steady
throughout the song.
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