WWW.AZCHORDS.COM | Beautiful Things Chords – Benson Boone | Version #1
[Intro]
Eb Bb F
[Verse 1]
Eb Bb
For a while there it was rough
F Gm
But lately, I've been doin' better
Eb Bb F
Than the last four cold Decembers I recall
Eb Bb
And I see my family every month
F Gm
I found a girl my parents love
Eb Bb F
She'll come and stay the night, and I think I might have it all
Eb Bb
And I thank God every day
F Gbdim7 Gm
For the girl he sent my way
Eb Bb F
But I know the things he gives me, he can take away
Eb Bb
And I hold you every night
Gm F Eb
And that's a feeling I wanna get used to
Cm F Eb Bb
But there's no man as terrified as the man who stands to lose you
[Pre-Chorus]
F Gm
Oh, I hope I don't losе you
Eb Bb F
Mm please stay
Gm Eb
I want you, I need you, oh God
Bb F
Don't take
Eb
Thеse beautiful things that I've got
[Chorus]
Bb Gm
Please stay
F Eb
I want you, I need you, oh God
Bb Gm
Don't take
F Eb
Thеse beautiful things that I've got
[Post-Chorus]
Bb Gm F Eb
Oh-oh-oh-oh, oh, oh, oh-oh-oh
Bb F
Please don't take
[Verse 2]
Eb Bb
I found my mind, I'm feelin' sane
F Gm
It's been a while, but I'm finding my faith
Eb Bb F
If everything's good and it's great, why do I sit and wait 'til it's gone?
Eb Bb
Oh, I'll tell ya, I know I've got enough
F Gbdim7 Gm
I've got peace and I've got love
Eb Bb F
But I'm up at night thinkin' I just might lose it all
[Chorus]
Eb Bb Gm
Please stay
F Eb
I want you, I need you, oh God
Bb Gm
Don't take
F Eb
Thеse beautiful things that I've got
[Post-Chorus]
Bb Gm F Eb
Oh-oh-oh-oh, oh, oh, oh-oh-oh
[Outro]
Bb F
Please stay
Eb
I want you, I need you, oh God
Bb F
I need
These beautiful things that I've got
How to play "Beautiful Things" by Benson Boone on guitar
To reflect the emotional tone of the song, use a delicate strumming
rhythm when playing it.
- Emphasize seamless transitions between chords.
- Maintain a consistent speed to keep the song flowing.
[Intro]
- Chords: Eb, Bb, F.
- Strumming pattern: Down, down-up, down-up.
- Eb: Bar the sixth fret and put your fingers on the D, G, and
B strings' eighth fret.
- Bb: Bar the first fret and put your fingers on the D, G, and
B strings' third frets.
- F: Place your fingers on the first fret of the high E string,
the second fret of the G string, and the third frets of the A and D strings.
[Verse 1.]
Chords: Eb, Bb, F, Gm.
- Strumming pattern: Down, down-up, down-up.
- Gm: Bar the third fret and place your fingers on the fifth
frets of the A and D strings.
[Pre-Chorus]
Chords: F, Gm, and Eb.
- Strumming pattern: Down-up, down-up, down-down.
- Gm: Same as verse.
- Eb: Same as the introduction.
[Chorus]
- C major, Bb, Gm, F, and Eb.
- Strumming sequence: down, up, down, up.
- Bb: The introduction is the same.
- Gm: Verse and same.
- F: The introduction is the same.
[Post-Chorus]
Chords: Bb, Gm, F, Eb.
- Strumming pattern: Down-up, down-up, down.
- Use the same fingering and transitions as the chorus.
[Verse 2.]
- Chords: Gm, Gbdim7, F, Bb, and Eb - Pattern of strumming:
down, down-up, down-up.
- Gbdim7: Bar the second fret and press your fingertips to
the D and B strings' third frets.
[Outro]
- Chords: Eb, F, and Bb.
- Pattern of strumming: down, down-up, down-up.
- Bb: The introduction is the same.
- F: The introduction is the same.
- Eb: The introduction is the same.
Practice transitioning between Eb, Bb, and F in the intro and verses.
Smooth transitions are essential for retaining the song's emotional effect.
General Tips:
- Tune your guitar to standard tuning (EADGBE).
- Tone: Use a clean or acoustic setting to complement the song's peaceful mood.
- Practice: Begin slowly to learn chord changes, then progressively increase speed.
Common Mistakes:
- Properly position fingers and press down to ensure clear chords.
- Avoid speeding through chord transitions and keep a constant pace.
The ballad "Beautiful Things" by Benson Boone examines both loss-related anxiety
and thankfulness. The song addresses the fear of losing something while
highlighting the need of appreciating life's rewards. In this song,
Benson Boone-who is well-known for his emotive voice and stirring compositions -
transmits a powerful message of vulnerability and hope. Boone's repertoire
is distinguished by this song because of its catchy melody and stirring lyrics.