Beautiful Crazy

Luke Combs · 120 BPM · 4/4

Beautiful Crazy

Luke Combs · Capo 4

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CapoPlace capo at fret 4; pitch is unchanged.

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 Her day starts with a coffee
 Ends with a wine
 Takes forever getting ready
 So she's never on timDe for Ganything
GShe gets that come get me
GLook in her eyes
GIt kinda scares me
GThe way that she drDives me wiEmld
EmShe driGves meC wild
CBeauDtiful crGazy
GShe can't Dhelp but aEmmaze me
EmThe way that sDhe dances
DAin't afraid Cto take chances
CAnd wears her heart on her sleDeve
DYeah, she's crazy
DBut herG crazy's beautiDful tEmo me
EmShe makes plans Dfor the weekend
DCan't waiCt to go out
C'Till she changDes her mind
DSays "let'Gs stay on the coEmuch and watch TAmV"
AmAnd sheD falls aGsleep
GBeautiful crazy
GShe can'Dt help but aEmmaze me
EmThe way thaDt she dances
DAin't afraidC to take chances
CAnd wears her heart on her Dsleeve
DYeah, she's crazy
DBut herG crazy's beDautifGul toEm me
EmShe’s unpreDdictable, unforgCettable
CIt's unuDsual, unbelievaGble
GHow I'm sucEmh a fool
EmYeah,Am I'm suchD a fool Gfor her
GBeautiful cAmrazy
AmShe caGn't help butC amaze me
CThe waGy that she dances
GAin't afAmraid to take chances
AmAnd wGears her heart on hCer sleeve
CYeah, shDe's crazy
DShe'Gs crazy
GShe'sD crazy
DButEm her crazyG's beCautifulD to me
DHerG crazyD's beaEmutiful to me

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All Chords Used (5)
KeyB major
CapoFret 4
Tempo~120 BPM

How to play Beautiful Crazy by Luke Combs on guitar

These are the sounding chords. With a capo on fret 4 you play D, G, Em, C, Am, the shapes the player above shows.

This song is a great beginner pick because it has a smooth, relaxed feel and a steady pace that lets you focus on clean changes. You can keep it light and musical, and it feels rewarding fast once the progression starts to flow.

You will use one open shape, E, plus several barre shapes, so the main challenge is getting your fretting hand comfortable without rushing. The change to watch is the move from F# to B and then into G#m, since that shift can break the groove if you tense up.

Start by practicing the opening progression slowly, then loop the full chord cycle until your changes feel even. After that, add a simple steady strum and bring the tempo up little by little. Once the shapes feel automatic, play along with the track and stay relaxed.

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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