WWW.AZCHORDS.COM | Boons Chords – Zach Bryan | Version #1
CAPO: 5th FRET
[Intro]
G
G G Cmaj7 Cmaj7
Em G Cmaj7 G G G
[Verse]
G Cmaj7
Let me die out in the boons
Em
It took me thirteen years to bloom
G
They broke up, but he's alright
Cmaj7
We'll be in town till late tonight
G G G
I'm dyin' in the boons
Cmaj7
And I hate a hungry crowd
Em
Worst of 'em all, talk the loudest
G
I guess I'll die out here
Cmaj7
With a hammer and a beer
G G
Just dyin' in the boons
[Chorus]
Em G Cmaj7 G
So leave me out of that talk downtown
Em G Cmaj7 G
I have found everything I'll ever need
Em G Cmaj7 G
Real dee-ee-ee-ee-ee-ee-ee-ee-ee-ee-eeeeeeeep
Em G Cmaj7 G G
In the boo-oo-oo-oo-oo-oo-oo-oo-oo-oo-ooooooons
[Verse]
G
I met a girl deep in the city
Cmaj7
She said she don't mind sittin' with me
Em Bm
I let my troubles float away
Cmaj7
I had myself a simple day
G
Just dyin' in the boons
G Cmaj7
And how I miss the quick-stop line
Em
They say hello every time
D/F#
No concern for politics
D Cmaj7
Come on home, I'll check for ticks
G G
Love me gently in the boons
[Break]
G Cmaj7
And why does everyone I know
Em
Have somewhere else to go?
D
Won't you look up from your hands?
Cmaj7
Let's be still while we still can
G
Stay a while, out in the boons
[Chorus]
Em G Cmaj7 G
So leave me out of that talk downtown
Em G Cmaj7 G
I have found everything I'll ever neeee-eed
Em G Cmaj7 G
Real dee-ee-ee-ee-ee-ee-ee-ee-ee-ee-eeeeeeeep
Em G Cmaj7 G G
In the boo-oo-oo-oo-oo-oo-oo-oo-oo-oo-ooooooons
[Verse]
G Cmaj7
Let me die out in the boons
Em
It took me thirteen years to bloom
D
I'm beat up but I'm alright
Cmaj7
I'll be in town till late tonight
G
Just dyin' in the boons
[Outro]
E -------------------------
B -------------------------
G -------------------------
D -----------0-------------
A -2-0-2-0-2---2---0---0---
E -------------------3---3-
How to play "Boons" on guitar
[Intro]
- Chords are G, Cmaj7, Em.
- Strumming: Begin with downstrokes to establish a calm, consistent beat.
- Nuances: Use a capo on the fifth fret. Emphasize the transitions between chords.
[Verse 1.]
- Chords are G, Cmaj7, Em.
- Strumming: Use downstrokes to achieve a reflecting and steady vibe.
- Nuances: Allow the chords to ring out, particularly on lines ending in
"boons" and "loudest."
- Focus: Make the tale stand out by leaving space between chord changes.
[Chorus]
- Chords are Em, G, Cmaj7.
- Strumming: Use both down and up strokes to enhance dynamism.
Emphasize the downbeat.
- Nuances: Show the emotional depth of the chorus. For "really deep" lines,
use heavier strums.
[Verse 2.]
- Chords are G, Cmaj7, Em, Bm, D/F#.
- Strumming: Use downstrokes to establish a consistent rhythm, just like in Verse 1.
- Nuances: Concentrate on the narrative. For introspective lines, use softer strums,
while for forceful parts, use stronger strums.
[Break]
- Chords are G, Cmaj7, Em, D.
- Strumming: Continue with downstrokes to create a thoughtful vibe.
- Nuances: Emphasize the lyrical depth. Use the break to generate excitement
for the following section.
[Chorus]: Follow the same pattern as in the first chorus.
[Outro]
- Chords are G, Cmaj7, Em, D.
- Strumming: Gradually slow down to a meditative ending.
- Nuances: Let the final chord ring out to make a lasting impact.
- Tab: To hear the concluding tune, follow the outro tab.
E -------------------------
B -------------------------
G -------------------------
D -----------0-------------
A -2-0-2-0-2---2---0---0---
E -------------------3---3-
Common mistakes: - Rushing through chord transitions. Concentrate on gradual,
thoughtful modifications.
- Not altering strumming intensity, which is essential for expressing the song's emotion.
- Ignoring the poetic flow, which is essential in Zach Bryan's storytelling.
Song facts and artist information:
"Boons" explores the simplicity and contemplation inherent in rural life. The song's lyrics
explore nostalgia, peace, and the passage of time. Zach Bryan, an emerging country
performer, is noted for his honest storytelling and real voice. His music frequently
draws on personal experiences, engaging strongly with listeners.