Something In The Orange

Zach Bryan · 120 BPM · 4/4

Something In The Orange

Zach Bryan

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GIt'll beEm fine by dusk light, I'm tellin' you, baby
EmThese things Geat at your bones and drive your young mind crazy
GBut whenD youEm place your head between my collar and jaw
EmI dDon't kGnow much, but there's no weight at all
GAnd DI'm damEmned if I do and I'm damned if I don't
Em'Cause Dif IG say I miss you, I know that you won't
GBut I Dmiss Emyou in the mornings when I see the sun
EmSomDethin'G in the orange tells me we're not done
GTo you, IEm'm just a man; to me, you're all I am
EmWhere thCe hell am I supposeGd to go?
GI poisoned mysDelf again, somethin' inEm the orange
EmTells mе Cyou're never comiGn' homе
GIf you leave todaDy, I'll just stare at the wEmay
EmThe orange touCches all things Garound
GThe grass treeDs and dew, how I just haEmte you
EmPlease turn thosCe headlights around
G.G
GI need to hDear you say yEmou've been waitin' all night
EmThDere's oGrange dancin' in your eyes from bulb light
GYour DvoicEme only trembles when you try to speak
EmTake Dme backG to us dancin', this wood used to creak
GTo you, I'm justEm a man; to me, you're all I am
EmWhere the helCl am I supposed Gto go?
GI poisoned myseDlf again, somethin' in tEmhe orange
EmTells me yCou're never cominG' home
GIf you leave todaDy, I'll just stare at theEm way
EmThe orange touCches all things aroGund
GThe grass treesD and dew, how I just hatEme you
EmPlease turn thosCe headlights around
D.C.G
GTo you, I'm just a mDan; to me, you're alEml I am
EmWhere the hell Cam I supposed Gto go?
GI poisoned myDself again, somethin' Emin the orange
EmTellCs me you're never cGomin' home
GIf you leave tDoday, I'll just stare at tEmhe way
EmThe orange toCuches all things Garound
GThe grass, treeDs, and dew, how I just hEmate you
EmPlease turn Cthose headlightGs around...

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

How to play Something In The Orange by Zach Bryan on guitar

This is a great beginner song to learn because it stays calm, steady, and musical from start to finish. You get a relaxed, reflective feel, and the repeating harmony makes it easy to settle into the groove while you listen for the song’s phrasing.

All of the shapes are open, so you do not need to worry about barre chords here. The main thing to watch is the quick back-and-forth between G and Em, since that change comes up again and again and needs to feel smooth and even.

Start by looping G - Em slowly until the switch feels automatic. Then add the rest of the cycle as you see it on the chart, keeping your fretting hand relaxed. Once the changes are clean, bring it up to tempo and focus on staying consistent through each repeat.

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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