Wasted Summers

juju · 120 BPM · 4/4

Wasted Summers

juju

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Capo

C

C✕321
CIF'm spending my summertime
FHalf the time crying agaCin
CHad the blues over you
CI didn't hang with my friFends
FYou fake cry, that's a lie
FTell me was it Call pretend?
CIn my head, in my head
CYFou're needing all the time again
FOur time agCain
CNeeding the time again
COur time agDmain
DmWasting our time again
DmOur time aCgain
CWe don't have nothing to say
CSo we have nothing left
FLa-la-la-la, la-la-la
FLa-la-la-la-la
CLa-la-la-la, la-la-la
CLa-la-la-la-la
FLa-la-la-la, la-la-la
FLa-la-la-la-la
FLCa-la-la-la, la-la-la
CLa-la-la-la-la
CIF wasted like half of my summer tryna hold on your haCnd
CYou're the leech, I'm the man
CI guess you don't undersFtand
FHolding hands, say I can't
FYou're telling Cme yеs I can
CYes I can, yes I can
CIF wasted likе half of my summer tryna hold on your haCnd
CYou're the leech, I'm the man
CI guess you don't understand
CHolDmding hands, say I can't
DmYou're telling Cme yes I can
CYes I can, yes I can
CYFou're needing all the time again
FOur time agCain
CNeeding the time again
COur time agaiDn
DWasting our time again
DOur time agCain
CWe don't have nothing to say
CSo we have nothing left

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All Chords Used (4)
KeyC major
Tempo~120 BPM

How to play Wasted Summers by juju on guitar

Wasted Summers is a great beginner song because it stays in a small, repeating loop and lets you focus on clean changes instead of memorizing a lot of material. With its steady tempo and simple cycle, it feels relaxed but still gives you a solid workout for timing and smooth transitions.

You can play every shape as an open chord, so there are no barre shapes to worry about. The main thing to watch is the back-and-forth between C and F, since that change comes up right away in the opening progression and keeps returning throughout the song.

Start by looping C - F - C - F slowly until your fingers land cleanly every time. Then add the rest of the chord cycle in the same way, keeping the pulse steady. Once the changes feel automatic, bring it up to full tempo and aim for even, relaxed movement between shapes.

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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