[Intro]
A
[Verse 1]
A
You've been staring at me from afar
E
I can tell you like the twang of my guitar
D
I can see you're slowly moving to that beat
A
Well careful now girl that it don't go to your feet
E
Cause if you go to dancing
E
Thinking that I'm handsome
A N.C.
You never know where it might lead
[Chorus]
D
You and me in a Cadillac
A
A Nudie suit and a Stetson hat
E
We'll go around like we're all that
E
I'm a guitar slinging boy with a strap
A N.C. E A
You'll be an uptown girl with a Nashville cat
[Verse 2]
A
Seat back, top down
A
We'll cruise Music Row
E
Maybe catch the Grand Ol Opry for a show
D
I've got three more songs if you can wait
A
And you won't find this in New York or LA
E
We'll get some hot chicken, go to finger lickin
N.C.
Girl let's make it a date
[Chorus]
D
You and me in a Cadillac
A
A Nudie suit and a Stetson hat
E
We'll go around like we're all that
E
I'm a guitar slinging boy with a strap
A N.C. E A
You'll be an uptown girl with a Nashville cat
[Bridge]
E
Uptown girl, she's so cool
E
Rhinestone cowboy, he cool too
E
Nashville cat in a honky tonk bar
D
Come on let me play on
A
Play on my guitar
[Guitar Solo]
D A E
[Chorus]
D
You and me in a Cadillac
A
A Nudie suit and a Stetson hat
E
We'll go around like we're all that
E
I'm a guitar slinging boy with a strap
A N.C. E A
You'll be an uptown girl with a Nashville cat
A N.C. E A
You're an uptown girl with a Nashville cat
N.C. E A
You're an uptown girl, I'm a Nashville cat
[Outro]
A N.C. A
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Chords used: A, D, E, N.C. (no chord)
Intro:
Start with the A chord to set the tone for the song.
Verse 1:
The verse begins with the A chord, establishing a narrative about attraction and music.
The transition to E adds a contrast, highlighting the twang of the guitar. Then, move to the
D chord, reflecting the rhythm and anticipation in the storyline, before returning to A.
The verse ends on an E chord, adding tension and expectation.
Chorus:
The chorus features a progression from D to A, then E, celebrating the iconic elements
of Nashville culture. The "N.C. to E to A" transition emphasizes the catchy and memorable
hook of the song, portraying a vivid image of the lifestyle and fashion in the country music scene.
Verse 2:
Similar to Verse 1, Verse 2 continues with the A chord and follows the same chord progression.
This verse paints more of the Nashville scene, from cruising Music Row to experiencing local
cuisine, building on the narrative introduced in the first verse.
Bridge:
The bridge shifts focus to the E chord, symbolizing the cool and laid-back atmosphere of
Nashville's honky tonks and the allure of live music. The D chord introduces a moment of
reflection before returning to the central theme of the song.
Guitar Solo:
The guitar solo follows the D-A-E progression, offering a moment for instrumental showcase
that captures the song's spirit.
Outro:
The song concludes on the A chord, bringing the narrative to a close with a playful nod to the title and theme.
Playing Tips:
Maintain a steady rhythm throughout the song, capturing the country vibe with a slight
swing in your strumming pattern.
Pay attention to the transition moments marked by "N.C." as they offer a break in the instrumentation,
allowing the lyrics to stand out.
Emphasize the story being told through the lyrics, using the dynamics of your playing to reflect
the narrative's highs and lows.
The guitar solo is a great opportunity to showcase your skills, so feel free to add your personal
touch while staying within the song's style.
By mastering these chords and transitions, you'll effectively convey the playful, upbeat essence
of "Nashville Cat" by Sawyer Brown. Enjoy bringing this piece of Nashville to life!
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