Sad Songs For Sad People chords
[Intro]
C Em F 2x


[Verse 1]
C Em F
When Im drivin down the road I got my radio playin heartbreak FM
C Em F
And if I got blue skies, I dont know why but Id rather see a cloud roll in
C Em F
Boy, since I met you somethin in me changed
C Em Dm
This aint what Im used to, so if it sounds kinda strange


[Chorus]
C Dm
I write sad songs for sad people, somethin bout the pain
F C
I want every word to hurt like blue eyes cryin in the rain
Dm
They say, Do what you love, and thats just what I do
F C/E Dm F C Dm
I write sad songs for sad people, but I wrote this love song for you

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[Verse 2]
C Em F
I really like the way I really dont hate spending my time with you
C Em F
And instead of being dad, my roses are red, and I aint quit so blue
C Em F
I dont wanna run, and I dont want you to leave
C Em F
I dont sing these kinds of songs, but theres a first time for everything


[Chorus]
C Dm
I write sad songs for sad people, somethin bout the pain
F C
I want every word to hurt like blue eyes cryin in the rain
Dm
They say, Do what you love, and thats just what I do
F C/E Dm F C Dm F C
I write sad songs for sad people, but I wrote this love song for you


[Bridge]
Am D7
I guess its probably time, I say somethin bout those eyes
F C/E Dm C/E
And your smile, you know what it does to me
F C/E Dm
Cause of you, I got somethin new to sing


[Chorus]
C Dm
I write sad songs for sad people, somethin bout the pain
F C
I want every word to hurt like blue eyes cryin in the rain
Dm
They say, Do what you love, and thats just what I do
F C/E Dm
I write sad songs, I love sad songs
C/E F C/E Dm F
I write sad songs for sad people, but I wrote this love song for you


[Ending]
C Dm F C
How to play Sad Songs For Sad People on guitar
[Intro and Verse Strumming]
- The song opens with a delicate strumming pattern over C, Em,
and F. Use a combination of down and up strokes to create a
flowing rhythm.
- Continue this strumming pattern through the verses,
emphasizing the melancholic yet hopeful tone of the lyrics.
[Chorus Dynamics]
- The chorus introduces a Dm chord, adding a slight shift in
the songs emotional tone.
- Increase the intensity slightly to underline the lyrical
content about writing songs that resonate with deep emotions.
[Bridge Technique]
- The bridge, featuring Am and D7, should be played with more
expressive dynamics to highlight the introspective lyrics.
- Use a softer touch on the transition to C/E and back to Dm,
creating a reflective atmosphere.
[Ending and Outro]
- The song concludes with the same chord progression as the
chorus. Return to the gentle strumming pattern used in the
intro for a coherent finish.
- Allow the final chords to resonate, giving a thoughtful
closure to the songs narrative.
Common mistakes:
- Overcomplicating the strumming pattern. Maintain a simple
rhythm to let the vocals and lyrics be the focal point.
- Neglecting the emotional progression between the verse,
chorus, and bridge. Adjust your playing dynamics to match the
songs emotional shifts.
Song Facts and Artist Bio:
Sad Songs For Sad People by Megan Moroney explores the
contrast between the typical themes of her music and the
unexpected joy found in a new love. The song cleverly plays on
the idea of sad songs being therapeutic, yet finds a new muse
in happiness. Megan Moroneys music often reflects personal
experiences, making her songs relatable and genuine. Her
distinctive voice adds depth to her lyrics, making each
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