Post Malone - Horsepower Chords

BPM: 114

[Intro]
F Ab Bb


          F
Yeah cold wind blows
          Ab        Bb
And I pick up speed
          F
My wheel goes faster
          Ab        Bb
Cause my dollar green


          F
This feeling keeps chasing
          Ab        Bb
Keep following me
          F
And I can't seem to shakin
          Ab        Bb
And I can't seem to shakin
          F
Oh no-o, 
          Ab        Bb
oh no-o

          F
Hey gasoline burns
          Ab        Bb
And keeps a motor clean
          F
If you please that beast
          Ab        Bb
Shawty thats she gives me
          F
Yeah, I love my baby
          Ab        Bb
Yeah, she's lonely and lean
          F
At the same time, hey
          Ab        Bb
The same same, hey
          F
Yeeaaah
Hiiieeeh
          Ab        Bb
Yeaaah
          F          Ab        Bb
I'm on racing
            Fm          Ab        Bb
Got no passion
            Fm  
And you are still
          F          Ab        Bb
I'm on racing
            Fm          Ab        Bb
Got no passion
                    F
Leave them wasted
 F5
          Ab        Bb

                    F
Fired every truck

And let the horse run
          Ab        Bb

[Guitar Solo] 


How to play "Horsepower" by Post Malone on guitar

[Intro]
Chords: F, Ab, Bb
- Start with the clean setting on your amp for a clear tone.
- The F, Ab, and Bb chords are played as major chords. Strum each chord clearly to emphasize the intro's pacing.

[Verse]
- Maintain the same chord pattern (F, Ab, Bb) throughout the verses.
- Focus on a steady rhythm, allowing each chord to ring out before transitioning smoothly to the next.
- Pay attention to dynamics; the intensity should build as the verse progresses, reflecting the lyrics' escalation.

[Chorus]
- Here, increase your strumming intensity to match the energetic shift in the lyrics.
- Use a stronger, more pronounced strumming pattern. Consider using more downstrokes to drive the rhythm.

[Bridge]
- The transition between the verse and chorus might involve a slight pause or a change in strumming pattern to differentiate the sections.

[Guitar Solo]
- If you're attempting the solo, practice the scales relevant to the chords used (F minor pentatonic could be a good start).
- Listen to the original track to get the timing and feel of the solo. Try incorporating techniques like bends and vibrato to 
enhance the solo's expression.

[General Tips]
- Consistent practice of the transitions between chords will aid in smooth performance.
- Use a metronome to keep your timing accurate, especially when practicing the solo.
- struming pattern you're going to go: down up up up up down up.

[Common Mistakes]
- Rushing through chord transitions without letting each chord resonate.
- Losing the rhythm during the solo by not keeping time with the backing chords.

Song Facts:
"Horsepower" is a track that blends elements of rock and hip-hop, a signature style of Post Malone. The lyrics metaphorically 
speak to themes of speed and escapism, using the imagery of driving as a central element. This song reflects 
Post Malone's versatile musical style, which often includes blending different genres to create a unique sound.

Artist Bio:
Post Malone, born Austin Richard Post, is an American singer, rapper, and songwriter known for his introspective songwriting 
and laconic vocal style. He first gained major recognition in 2015 with his debut single "White Iverson" and has since 
continued to rise in popularity, known for hits like "Circles" and "Sunflower."