Megan Moroney - Noah Chords

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IntroCAmFG
CAmFG
Verse 1CRemember how we'd skAmip class?
We were aFll that and in lGove
CThe king to my Amprom queen voted
most Flikely to mGake out that was Cus
I remember you Amsaying I'd sound
gFood with your last Gname
CWe were countin' on Amforever 'til
forFever never cGameChorusFNoah, did you Gknow at night
I Cthink of you and Amme?
You're Feverywhere inGside my head,
you're aClways in my dAmreams
And Fall the girls, they Gwant you but
nCever quG/Bite like Amme.
FNoah, do you tGhink about Cme?AmFG
Verse 2CDid you get the Amtattoo you always
Fwanted on your aGrm?
CIs the Chevy still Amrunnin'?
Do you sFtill work on your Gdaddy's farm?
Are youC still sneakin' Amcigarettes?
Do you sFtill play my guiGtar?
And Cwhen you hear "AmRecord Year"
do you stFill feel my beatin' Gheart?ChorusFNoah, did you Gknow at night I Cthink of you and Amme?
You're eFverywhere insGide my head,
you're Calways in my Amdreams
And Fall the girls, they Gwant you but
Cnever G/Bquite like Amme.
FNoah, do you tGhink about Cme?Post-ChorusToo young to be Amdrinkin' cheap red wFine
I was yours, and you tGook up all my Ctime
Call it right, cAmall it wrong
Bet you Fdidn't think you'd Gend up in a songInstrumentalCAmFG
CAmFG
BridgeDmIt's more problematic than it is Ginnocent and sweet
CYou're more like a G/Bsecret I wish
I Amdidn't have to keep
And I Dmbet by now you found somebody Gnew, I did too
But when I Dmlie down next to Emhim sometimes,
I'd rFather be with yGouChorusFNoah, you should kGnow at night
I tChink of you and Amme.
You're Feverywhere insGide my head,
you're Calways in my Amdreams
And aFll the girls, they Gwant you but
Cnever G/Bquite like Amme.
FNoah, do you tGhink about me?C
Post-ChorusToo young to be dAmrinkin' cheap red Fwine
I was yours, and you Gtook up all my Ctime
Call it right, Amcall it wrong
Bet you Fdidn't think you'd Gend up in a song
CAmFGCAmF
OutroAnd GI wrote you this Csong

ChordsWorld Overview:

This song uses lots of easy open chords like C, Am, F, G, and even throws in G/B for some nice movement. If you’re newer to guitar, focus on smooth transitions between C, Am, F, and G since they come up a lot. The bridge adds Dm and Em, which are also beginner-friendly. No barre chords here, so it’s super approachable for most players!

Intro: C, Am, F, G
Verse: C, Am, F, G, G/B
Chorus: F, G, C, Am, G/B
Post-Chorus: Am, F, G, C
Instrumental: C, Am, F, G
Bridge: Dm, G, C, G/B, Am, Em, F
Outro: G, C

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