Gracie Abrams - Thats So True Live Chords

  Fmaj7  Am7   G (G6add11)
e|--0-----0----0--|
B|--1-----1----1--|
G|--2-----0----0--|
D|--3-----2----0--|
A|--x-----0----2--|
E|--x-----x----3--|
[Verse 1]
Fmaj7
I could go and read your mind
                                   Am7
Think about your dumb face all the time
                                    G
Living in your glass house, I'm outside
 Fmaj7
Mm, looking into big blue eyes
                                   Am7
Did it just to hurt me, make me cry
                                        G
Smiling through it all, yeah, that's my life
[Pre-Chorus]
          Fmaj7
You're an idiot
Now I’m sure
        Am7
Now I’m positive
         G
I should go and warn her
[Chorus]
Fmaj7
Ooh
                             Am7
Bet you’re thinking she’s so cool
        G                                               Fmaj7
Kicking back on your couch, making eyes from across the room
                              Am7
Wait, I think I’ve been there too
   G
Ooh
[Verse 2]
Fmaj7
What’d she do to get you off?
                                 Am7
Taking down her hair like “Oh my god”
                                  G
Taking off your shirt, I did that once or twice
 Fmaj7
Uh, No, I know, and I’ll f**k off
                                 Am7
But I think I like her, she’s so fun!
                                  G
Wait, I think I hate her, I’m not that evolved
                Fmaj7
I’m sorry she’s missing it
Sad, sad boy
       Am7
Not my business
      G
But I had to warn ya
[Chorus]
Fmaj7
Ooh
                             Am7
Bet you’re thinking she’s so cool
        G                                               Fmaj7
Kicking back on your couch, making eyes from across the room
                              Am7  G
Wait, I think I’ve been there too
Fmaj7
Ooh
                                Am7
You’ve got me thinking she’s so cool
      G                                        Fmaj7
But I know what I know and you’re just another dude
                   Am7  G
Ooh, ooh that’s so true
[Bridge]
            Fmaj7
Made it out alive, but I think I lost it
                Am7
Said that I was fine, said it from the coffin
               C
Remember how I died when you started walking
          G
That’s my life, that’s my life
              Fmaj7
I’ll put up a fight, taking out my earrings
                   Am7
Don’t you know the vibe? Don’t you know the feeling?
                    C
You should spend the night, catch me on your ceiling
            G
That’s your prize, that’s your prize, well
[Chorus]
Fmaj7
Mmm
                                Am7
You’ve got me thinking she’s so cool
        G                                               Fmaj7
Kicking back on your couch, making eyes from across the room
                              Am7  G
Wait, I think I’ve been there too
         Fmaj7
Ooh, Oh, Ooh
                                Am7
You’ve got me thinking she’s so cool
      G                                        Fmaj7
But I know what I know and you’re just another dude
               Am7  G
Ooh, that’s so true
Ooh, oh
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How to play "That's So True (Live)" [Chords] on guitar

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Song Overview:
- Key: Db major (played with capo on 1st fret).
- Difficulty: Intermediate.
- Tuning: Standard (E A D G B E).
- Tempo: 115 bpm.

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Chords Used:
- Fmaj7 (x03210)
- Am7 (x02010)
- G (320003)
- G6add11 (320000)
- C (x32010)

Optional variations:
- G6add11 can be replaced with standard G for simplicity.

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Strumming Pattern:
- Suggested: Down-down, up-up, down-up (DUUD UDU).
- Alternative: Down-mute, up-up, down-mute (D X U U D X).
- Gracie often uses palm muting for a percussive feel.

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Sections Breakdown:

[Intro]
- Chords: Fmaj7
- Strum softly, focus on smooth transitions into the verse.

[Verse 1]
- Chord progression: Fmaj7 -> Am7 -> G
- Play gently, emphasizing each downbeat.
- Add slight palm muting for rhythmic texture.

[Pre-Chorus]
- Chord progression: Fmaj7 -> Am7 -> G
- Use a stronger strum on the G chord for emphasis.
- This leads into the chorus smoothly.

[Chorus]
- Chord progression: Fmaj7 -> Am7 -> G
- Add dynamics by strumming more assertively.
- Maintain steady rhythm, ensuring clarity on chord changes.

[Verse 2]
- Same progression as Verse 1.
- Experiment with arpeggiating the chords for variety.

[Bridge]
- Chord progression: Fmaj7 -> Am7 -> C -> G
- Incorporate palm muting to match the song’s intensity.
- Focus on precise strumming during transitions.

[Chorus]
- Repeat previous chorus structure.
- Add slight variations in strumming to keep it engaging.

[Outro]
- Chords: Fmaj7 -> Am7 -> G
- Strum softly, letting the last Fmaj7 ring out.

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Common Mistakes:
- Overplaying the G6add11 variation—use sparingly.
- Rushing transitions; practice switching chords slowly.
- Overstrumming; keep dynamics subtle in verses.

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General Tips:
- Use a capo on the 1st fret to match the original key.
- For rhythm consistency, practice with a metronome at 115 bpm.
- Experiment with hammer-ons, especially in Fmaj7 and Am7.

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Song Facts:
- Written by Gracie Abrams, performed live.
- Explores themes of reflection, jealousy, and emotional growth.
- Known for its minimalistic instrumentation and raw vocals.
- Often praised for its relatability and conversational tone.

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Song Meaning:
- Discusses feelings of self-doubt and introspection.
- Highlights the complexities of relationships and personal growth.

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Comparisons to Previous Works:
- Similar to Gracie’s “I Miss You I’m Sorry” in lyrical intimacy.
- Represents her signature style of combining vulnerability with melody.
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