Stick Season

Noah Kahan

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Snelheid4

Spatie = start/stop · ↓↑ = sneller/langzamer

Stem je gitaar

* = strum once

[Intro]
A
 
[Verse 1]
N.C.   A
As you promised me that I was more than all the miles combined
              E
You must have had yourself a change of heart like halfway through the drive
                 F#m
'Cause your voice trailed off exactly as you passed my exit sign
D
Kept on driving straight and left our future to the right
 
 
[Verse 2]
         A
Now I am stuck between my anger and the blame that I can't face
            E
And memories are something even smoking weed does not replace
         F#m
And I am terrified of weather 'cause I see you when it rains
D
Doc told me to travel but there's COVID on the planes
 
 
[Chorus]
     A/E*                                                  E*
And I love Vermont but it's the season of the sticks and I
 
Saw your mom, she forgot that I existed
        F#m*
And it's half my fault but I just like to play the victim
          D*                       D
I'll drink alcohol till my friends come home for Christmas
        A
And I'll dream each night of some version of you
      E
That I might not have but I did not lose
         F#m
Now you're tire tracks and one pair of shoes
       D                         E                   A
And I'm split in half but that'll have to do ooh ooh
 
 
[Verse 3]
N.C. A
So I thought that if I piled something good on all my bad
             E
That I could cancel out the darkness I inherited from dad
        F#m
No, I am no longer funny 'cause I miss the way you laugh
    D
You once called me forever, now you still can't call me back
 
 
[Chorus]
     A/E                                                   E
And I love Vermont but it's the season of the sticks and I
 
Saw your mom, she forgot that I existed
        F#m
And it's half my fault but I just like to play the victim
          D
I'll drink alcohol till my friends come home for Christmas
        A
And I'll dream each night of some version of you
      E
That I might not have but I did not lose
         F#m
Now you're tire tracks and one pair of shoes
       D                         E                   A
And I'm split in half but that'll have to do ooh ooh
 
 
[Bridge]
A                     E
Oh, that'll have to do
                F#m
My other half was you
                        D
I hope this pain's just passing through
      E
But I doubt it
 
 
[Chorus]
     A/E*                                                  E*
And I love Vermont but it's the season of the sticks and I
 
Saw your mom, she forgot that I existed
        F#m*
And it's half my fault but I just like to play the victim
          D*                       D
I'll drink alcohol till my friends come home for Christmas
        A
And I'll dream each night of some version of you
      E
That I might not have but I did not lose
         F#m
Now you're tire tracks and one pair of shoes
       D                         E
And I'm split in half but that'll have to do
              A*
Have to do ooh

Zo speel je dit nummer

In het gepick'de deel moet je op je rechte hand opletten. Probeer hierbij een manier voor jouw te vinden, die goed werkt. In principe doet de duim altijd de basnoten, en de vingers de andere noten, maar soms kan de duim ook springen. Als je dan de akkoorden wil spelen, kan je toch nog een pick erbij pakken, dan klinkt het wat voller. Waar de ritme met akkoorden wordt gespeeld zou je het beste direct vanaf begin de hele akkoord pakken kunnen, en niet alleen maar enkele noten zoals het in de tab staat.

How to practise this song

1
Practise the barre chord F#m
F#m is a barre chord. Lay your index finger flat across all strings and press firmly; practise it on its own until every string rings clearly before you use it in the song.
Open
2
Practise the change: F#m ↔ A
Play each chord for 4 beats, then 2, then 1 — with the metronome at 60-70 bpm. Only push the tempo once the change is clean and on time.
Open
3
Great first song
Focus on clean chords — let every string ring. Speed comes by itself once the shapes are right.