Last Night

Morgan Wallen · 120 BPM · 4/4

Last Night

Morgan Wallen · Capo 6

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CapoPlace capo at fret 6; pitch is unchanged.

F

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FLaGst night we let the liquor talk
C昨晚我们借着酒Dm劲说了很多
DmI cFan't remember everything wGe said but we said it all
Am不记得具体说了什么 但肯定D什么都说了
DYou told me that you wish I was somebody you never met
D你F说你希望你G从没认识过我
GBut baby, babCy somethin's tellin' me this ain't over yet
C可是宝贝F 有种感觉告诉我咱们还没结D束
DNo way it was our last night
D那不会是我们共同度过的最后一夜
F

♪ instrumental ♪

FI kiss your lips
F我亲吻你的双唇
FMakeG you grip the sheets with your fingertips
G让你指尖抓紧了Am床单
AmLast bottle of Jack we split a fifth
Am最后一瓶杰克丹尼 750毫升被咱们灌下
AmJust Ftalk about life goin' sip for sip
F聊着生活的不甘 一口接着一口
FYou, you know you love to fight
F你也Am知道你喜欢争辩不休
AmAnd I say shit I don't mean
Am而F我也说了些违心的C话
CBut I'm still gon' wake up wantin'F you and me
F可醒来时还是会想要你在身旁
F

♪ instrumental ♪

FI know that last night we let the liquor talk
F我C知道 昨晚Am我们借着酒劲说了很F多
FI can't remember everything we said but we said it all
F不记得具体G说了什么 但肯定什么都说了
GYou told me Cthat you wish I was somebody you never met
C你说你希望F你从没认识过我
FBut baby, baby somethin's tellin' me this ain't over yet
F可是宝贝 有种感觉告诉我咱们还没结束
FNo wDay it was our last niFght
F那不会是我们Am共同度F过的最后一夜

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All Chords Used (6)
KeyF# major
CapoFret 6
Tempo~120 BPM

How to play Last Night by Morgan Wallen on guitar

These are the sounding chords. With a capo on fret 6 you play F, G, C, Dm, Am, D, the shapes the player above shows.

This song is a good one to learn because the progression is clear and repeatable, and it gives you a steady, modern country feel at a beginner-friendly tempo. You can focus on clean changes and a relaxed groove instead of chasing a lot of chord movement.

The chart uses barre shapes for all of the chords, so your main job is getting comfortable with those grips and keeping your fretting hand relaxed. The change to watch most closely is the move from B to C# and then into F# - that shift can feel tight at first, so aim for smooth placement rather than speed.

Start by looping the opening progression slowly until each shape feels secure. Then practice the same four chords with a steady count, adding clean transitions one at a time. Once that feels easy, bring the tempo up little by little until you can play through the whole song without stopping.

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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