I Love You, I'm Sorry

Gracie Abrams · 120 BPM · 4/4

I Love You, I'm Sorry

Gracie Abrams · Capo 3

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CapoPlace capo at fret 3; pitch is unchanged.

G

G213
GTwo AugustDs ago
DI told tAmhe truth, oh, but yCou didn't Glike it, you went home
GYou'Dre in your AmBenz, I'm Cby the Ggate
GNow you Dgo alone
DCharm all the Ampeople you train forC, you mean well but Gaim low
GAnd I'lDl make it known likAme I'm gettinCg paid
CThat's jGust the way life gDoes
DI like to sAmlam doors cClosed
CTrustG me, I know Dit's always Amabout me
AmI lovCe you, I'm sGorry
GTwo summerDs from now
DWe'll have beAmen talking, but not all thCat often, we'rGe cool now
GI'll be oDn a boat, you'rAme on a plane
AmGCoing somewherGe, same
GAnd I'll havDe a drink
DWistfully leAman out my window and waCtch the sun set on theG lake
GI might notD feel real, bAmut it's okayC, mm
C'Cause thGat's just the way lifDe goes
DI pushAm my luck, it Cshows
CThankfuGl you don't seDnd someAmone to kill me
AmI lovCe you, I'm sorryG
GYou were the best, but you were the worst
GAs sick Das it sounds, I loved you first
DI waAms a dick, it is what it is
AmA habit Cto kick, the age-old curse
CI tend to Emlaugh whenever I'm sad
 I staDre at the crash, it actually works
DMakinAmg amends, this shit never ends
AmI'm wrCong again, wrong again
CThGe way life Dgoes
DJoyridinAmg down our rCoad
CLay on tGhe horn to prDove that iAmt haunts me
AmI loCve you, I'm sorry
CThGe way life gDoes
DI wannaAm speak in cCode
CHope thaGt I don't, wDon't make it aboutAm me
AmI Clove you, I'm sorry
C

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All Chords Used (5)
G213
D✕✕132
Am✕231
C✕321
Em23
KeyA# major
CapoFret 3
Tempo~120 BPM

How to play I Love You, I'm Sorry by Gracie Abrams on guitar

I Love You, I'm Sorry is a strong beginner pick because it moves at a steady pace and lets you focus on clean changes instead of speed. You can keep the feel calm and controlled while still getting the emotional lift of the song.

Most of the chart uses barre shapes, so your fretting hand will need to stay firm and relaxed. F is the main open shape, while A#, Cm, D#, and Gm ask for more pressure and accuracy. Watch the move from A# to F and then into Cm - that shift is the one to lock in first.

Start by looping A# - F - Cm - D# slowly until each change feels smooth. Then add Gm into your practice once the opening progression feels stable. Build speed only after you can switch cleanly without pausing, and keep the rhythm even as you go.

Use the play-along above to follow each chord change in time with the music, or learn the shapes first with the chord diagrams below.

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