Chords for A-Sides Interview: NEEDTOBREATHE Seth Bolt & Bo Rinehart Discuss HARD LOVE(8.1.16)
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96.95 bpm
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D
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Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
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[F] [C] [G] [C]
[A]
[N]
Yeah, Happiness Actors was one of the first.
[F#m] Right [G#] away we felt like that [B] was going to be a song that connected.
[F#m] This song means a lot to us.
[B] It's a lot about our career and [Bm] the choices we've had to make [E] sometimes.
[F#m] [Bm] For the better of the band, is it better for your family?
[A] It's sort of a bigger question [F#m] about the [D] dreams you're chasing after.
[B] [F#m] [D] It's [B] a different record for us.
I feel like every record [D] we've done has been different.
But this one was [F#m] extremely different for us.
From minute [G] one and all the way to the end, [D] it was just a crazy different record.
[F#m] All of our family was [E] like, [A]
this doesn't sound like you guys.
[F#m] For us, it's definitely [A] us.
It's just a new chapter and new things.
We definitely [F#] had the [E] doubts and the butterflies whether [A] or not people were going to respond to it.
It's [Bm] like that text you reread [E] like ten times before you [F#m] send it.
You're like, I don't know how this [G] is going to be received.
[B] We rented a house in [A] the mountains and stayed there for two weeks.
All of the songs we've written on the road, we just piled them up and tried to play them live and try to experiment.
We had [F#m] four different recording stations [B] so that at any point in the day,
whether it be eating [D] breakfast or at night, [B] having a snack,
you'd hear somebody playing something [Bm] downstairs that was like a picture you hear.
[E] So we'd [F#m] run down and be like, oh, I've got this idea.
Bounce from room to room.
It [Bm] was just a constant [A]
wheelhouse of inspiration.
[F#m] It was just a fun [A] process.
We felt like we were really capturing [F#m] the moment [G] and being really [A] excited about the songs.
All that stuff happened [F#m] extremely quick.
A lot of the [A] songs ended up making the record.
It was probably the [D] heart of what [E] the whole [F#m] project is about.
[A] [C#] [A]
We're going out for several months this fall for Tour des Compadres 2016.
That was our most [F#] successful tour we'd ever done last [Bm] year when we did that Tour des [A] Compadres tour.
This time we've got Matt Carney with [F#m] us, Parachute, John [Em]-Marco Millan.
[F#m] It's going to be a lot of [Em] fun.
Touring with our friends [A] is something that was [Bm] an idea that we've had for a while.
What if we just [A] tour with the people that we grew up with [C#] or people we respect [F#m] and now we've become friends [E] with?
It's a [A] process, and it does make touring [F#m] a lot of fun.
You don't have to [A] develop relationships.
You're right in the thick [F#m] of it, and we're having a ton of fun [E] backstage.
We can collaborate [A] onstage and make [F#m] crazy videos.
Just [E] have a lot of fun with it.
[A] The set list is really tough to [Bm] finagle.
You know people are going to want to hear certain [F#m] songs.
[D] I think we're going to [B] attempt to play those [A] songs really, really fast.
No, I'm kidding.
We're doing some medleys and trying to tie in some old songs [N] with the new songs.
We might go off for a bridge and hit another chorus from another song.
That's kind of fun to interweave those songs.
[A] When we get out to the audience and the crowd and get [C#m] to share that moment with them, [B] it kind of makes it special.
[A]
I've got a one-and-a-half-year-old.
[E] It was [F#m] something I started with my four-year-old [E] about [A] that same time.
[Bm] He's kind of reluctant to do new things, [A] and sometimes he gets overwhelmed by situations.
[C#] [F#m] So I started doing this little thing of, [E] like, good [A] things happen when you try.
So any time you do something, you sing to him and make it a celebration.
Then [F#m] at the end of the day, [D] we would jump on [A] the bed and I'd throw him around and say, good things happen when you [F#m] try.
[E] So he [A] started processing that and [D] realized that when he did something, that at the end [F#m] of the day we're going to celebrate.
So now I'm [D] doing that with my one-and-a-half-year-old, and he probably gets it.
[A] So he'd jump on the bed and he's like, I tried.
[F#m] But yeah, he knows when he's [C#m] done something that he [A] was reluctant to.
It's kind of cool.
It's amazing what they're actually [D] processing at that age.
Yeah.
[A] Good things happen when we try.
[D] [A]
[A]
[N]
Yeah, Happiness Actors was one of the first.
[F#m] Right [G#] away we felt like that [B] was going to be a song that connected.
[F#m] This song means a lot to us.
[B] It's a lot about our career and [Bm] the choices we've had to make [E] sometimes.
[F#m] [Bm] For the better of the band, is it better for your family?
[A] It's sort of a bigger question [F#m] about the [D] dreams you're chasing after.
[B] [F#m] [D] It's [B] a different record for us.
I feel like every record [D] we've done has been different.
But this one was [F#m] extremely different for us.
From minute [G] one and all the way to the end, [D] it was just a crazy different record.
[F#m] All of our family was [E] like, [A]
this doesn't sound like you guys.
[F#m] For us, it's definitely [A] us.
It's just a new chapter and new things.
We definitely [F#] had the [E] doubts and the butterflies whether [A] or not people were going to respond to it.
It's [Bm] like that text you reread [E] like ten times before you [F#m] send it.
You're like, I don't know how this [G] is going to be received.
[B] We rented a house in [A] the mountains and stayed there for two weeks.
All of the songs we've written on the road, we just piled them up and tried to play them live and try to experiment.
We had [F#m] four different recording stations [B] so that at any point in the day,
whether it be eating [D] breakfast or at night, [B] having a snack,
you'd hear somebody playing something [Bm] downstairs that was like a picture you hear.
[E] So we'd [F#m] run down and be like, oh, I've got this idea.
Bounce from room to room.
It [Bm] was just a constant [A]
wheelhouse of inspiration.
[F#m] It was just a fun [A] process.
We felt like we were really capturing [F#m] the moment [G] and being really [A] excited about the songs.
All that stuff happened [F#m] extremely quick.
A lot of the [A] songs ended up making the record.
It was probably the [D] heart of what [E] the whole [F#m] project is about.
[A] [C#] [A]
We're going out for several months this fall for Tour des Compadres 2016.
That was our most [F#] successful tour we'd ever done last [Bm] year when we did that Tour des [A] Compadres tour.
This time we've got Matt Carney with [F#m] us, Parachute, John [Em]-Marco Millan.
[F#m] It's going to be a lot of [Em] fun.
Touring with our friends [A] is something that was [Bm] an idea that we've had for a while.
What if we just [A] tour with the people that we grew up with [C#] or people we respect [F#m] and now we've become friends [E] with?
It's a [A] process, and it does make touring [F#m] a lot of fun.
You don't have to [A] develop relationships.
You're right in the thick [F#m] of it, and we're having a ton of fun [E] backstage.
We can collaborate [A] onstage and make [F#m] crazy videos.
Just [E] have a lot of fun with it.
[A] The set list is really tough to [Bm] finagle.
You know people are going to want to hear certain [F#m] songs.
[D] I think we're going to [B] attempt to play those [A] songs really, really fast.
No, I'm kidding.
We're doing some medleys and trying to tie in some old songs [N] with the new songs.
We might go off for a bridge and hit another chorus from another song.
That's kind of fun to interweave those songs.
[A] When we get out to the audience and the crowd and get [C#m] to share that moment with them, [B] it kind of makes it special.
[A]
I've got a one-and-a-half-year-old.
[E] It was [F#m] something I started with my four-year-old [E] about [A] that same time.
[Bm] He's kind of reluctant to do new things, [A] and sometimes he gets overwhelmed by situations.
[C#] [F#m] So I started doing this little thing of, [E] like, good [A] things happen when you try.
So any time you do something, you sing to him and make it a celebration.
Then [F#m] at the end of the day, [D] we would jump on [A] the bed and I'd throw him around and say, good things happen when you [F#m] try.
[E] So he [A] started processing that and [D] realized that when he did something, that at the end [F#m] of the day we're going to celebrate.
So now I'm [D] doing that with my one-and-a-half-year-old, and he probably gets it.
[A] So he'd jump on the bed and he's like, I tried.
[F#m] But yeah, he knows when he's [C#m] done something that he [A] was reluctant to.
It's kind of cool.
It's amazing what they're actually [D] processing at that age.
Yeah.
[A] Good things happen when we try.
[D] [A]
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[F] _ _ [C] _ _ _ [G] _ _ [C] _
_ _ _ _ _ [A] _ _ _
_ _ _ _ [N] _ _ _ _
Yeah, Happiness Actors was one of the first.
[F#m] Right _ [G#] away we felt like that [B] was going to be a song that connected.
[F#m] This song means a lot to us.
[B] It's a lot about our career and [Bm] the choices we've had to make [E] sometimes.
[F#m] _ _ [Bm] For the better of the band, is it better for your family?
[A] It's sort of a bigger question [F#m] about the [D] dreams you're chasing after.
[B] _ _ _ _ [F#m] _ _ [D] It's [B] a different record for us.
I feel like every record [D] we've done has been different.
But this one was [F#m] extremely different for us.
From minute [G] one and all the way to the end, [D] it was just a crazy different record.
[F#m] All of our family was [E] like, [A]
this doesn't sound like you guys.
[F#m] For us, it's definitely [A] us.
It's just a new chapter and new things.
We definitely [F#] had the [E] doubts and the butterflies whether [A] or not people were going to respond to it.
It's [Bm] like that text you reread [E] like ten times before you [F#m] send it.
You're like, I don't know how this [G] is going to be received.
[B] We rented a house in [A] the mountains and stayed there for two weeks.
_ All of the songs we've written on the road, we just _ piled them up and tried to play them live and try to experiment.
We had [F#m] four different recording stations [B] so that at any point in the day,
whether it be eating [D] breakfast or at night, [B] having a snack,
you'd hear somebody playing something [Bm] downstairs that was like a picture you hear.
[E] So we'd [F#m] run down and be like, oh, I've got this idea.
Bounce from room to room.
It [Bm] was just a constant [A] _
wheelhouse of inspiration.
[F#m] _ It was just a fun [A] process.
We felt like we were really capturing [F#m] the moment [G] and being really [A] excited about the songs.
All that stuff happened [F#m] extremely quick.
A lot of the [A] songs ended up making the record.
It was probably the [D] heart of what [E] the whole [F#m] project is about.
_ _ [A] _ _ [C#] _ _ [A] _
_ We're going out for several months this fall for Tour des Compadres 2016.
_ _ That was our most [F#] successful tour we'd ever done last [Bm] year when we did that Tour des [A] Compadres tour.
This time we've got Matt Carney with [F#m] us, Parachute, John [Em]-Marco Millan.
[F#m] It's going to be a lot of [Em] fun.
Touring with our friends [A] is something that was [Bm] an idea that we've had for a while.
What if we just [A] tour with the people that we grew up with [C#] or people we respect [F#m] and now we've become friends [E] with?
It's a [A] process, and it does make touring [F#m] a lot of fun.
_ You don't have to [A] develop relationships.
You're right in the thick [F#m] of it, and we're having a ton of fun [E] backstage.
We can collaborate [A] onstage and make [F#m] crazy videos.
Just [E] have a lot of fun with it.
[A] The set list is really tough to [Bm] finagle.
You know people are going to want to hear certain [F#m] songs.
_ [D] I think we're going to [B] attempt to play those [A] songs really, really fast.
No, I'm kidding.
_ _ We're doing some medleys and trying to tie in some old songs [N] with the new songs.
We might go off for a bridge and hit another chorus from another song.
That's kind of fun to interweave those songs.
[A] When we get out to the audience and the crowd and get [C#m] to share that moment with them, [B] it kind of makes it special.
[A] _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ I've got a one-and-a-half-year-old. _
_ _ [E] It was [F#m] something I started with my four-year-old [E] about [A] that same time.
[Bm] He's kind of reluctant to do new things, [A] and sometimes he gets overwhelmed by situations.
_ [C#] [F#m] So I started doing this little thing of, [E] like, good [A] things happen when you try.
_ So any time you do something, you sing to him and make it a celebration.
Then [F#m] at the end of the day, [D] we would jump on [A] the bed and I'd throw him around and say, good things happen when you [F#m] try.
_ [E] So he [A] started processing that and [D] realized that when he did something, that at the end [F#m] of the day we're going to celebrate.
So now I'm [D] doing that with my one-and-a-half-year-old, and he probably gets it.
[A] So he'd jump on the bed and he's like, I tried.
_ [F#m] But yeah, he knows when he's _ [C#m] done something that he [A] was reluctant to.
It's kind of cool.
It's amazing what they're actually [D] processing at that age.
Yeah.
[A] Good things happen when we try.
_ [D] _ _ [A] _ _
_ _ _ _ _ [A] _ _ _
_ _ _ _ [N] _ _ _ _
Yeah, Happiness Actors was one of the first.
[F#m] Right _ [G#] away we felt like that [B] was going to be a song that connected.
[F#m] This song means a lot to us.
[B] It's a lot about our career and [Bm] the choices we've had to make [E] sometimes.
[F#m] _ _ [Bm] For the better of the band, is it better for your family?
[A] It's sort of a bigger question [F#m] about the [D] dreams you're chasing after.
[B] _ _ _ _ [F#m] _ _ [D] It's [B] a different record for us.
I feel like every record [D] we've done has been different.
But this one was [F#m] extremely different for us.
From minute [G] one and all the way to the end, [D] it was just a crazy different record.
[F#m] All of our family was [E] like, [A]
this doesn't sound like you guys.
[F#m] For us, it's definitely [A] us.
It's just a new chapter and new things.
We definitely [F#] had the [E] doubts and the butterflies whether [A] or not people were going to respond to it.
It's [Bm] like that text you reread [E] like ten times before you [F#m] send it.
You're like, I don't know how this [G] is going to be received.
[B] We rented a house in [A] the mountains and stayed there for two weeks.
_ All of the songs we've written on the road, we just _ piled them up and tried to play them live and try to experiment.
We had [F#m] four different recording stations [B] so that at any point in the day,
whether it be eating [D] breakfast or at night, [B] having a snack,
you'd hear somebody playing something [Bm] downstairs that was like a picture you hear.
[E] So we'd [F#m] run down and be like, oh, I've got this idea.
Bounce from room to room.
It [Bm] was just a constant [A] _
wheelhouse of inspiration.
[F#m] _ It was just a fun [A] process.
We felt like we were really capturing [F#m] the moment [G] and being really [A] excited about the songs.
All that stuff happened [F#m] extremely quick.
A lot of the [A] songs ended up making the record.
It was probably the [D] heart of what [E] the whole [F#m] project is about.
_ _ [A] _ _ [C#] _ _ [A] _
_ We're going out for several months this fall for Tour des Compadres 2016.
_ _ That was our most [F#] successful tour we'd ever done last [Bm] year when we did that Tour des [A] Compadres tour.
This time we've got Matt Carney with [F#m] us, Parachute, John [Em]-Marco Millan.
[F#m] It's going to be a lot of [Em] fun.
Touring with our friends [A] is something that was [Bm] an idea that we've had for a while.
What if we just [A] tour with the people that we grew up with [C#] or people we respect [F#m] and now we've become friends [E] with?
It's a [A] process, and it does make touring [F#m] a lot of fun.
_ You don't have to [A] develop relationships.
You're right in the thick [F#m] of it, and we're having a ton of fun [E] backstage.
We can collaborate [A] onstage and make [F#m] crazy videos.
Just [E] have a lot of fun with it.
[A] The set list is really tough to [Bm] finagle.
You know people are going to want to hear certain [F#m] songs.
_ [D] I think we're going to [B] attempt to play those [A] songs really, really fast.
No, I'm kidding.
_ _ We're doing some medleys and trying to tie in some old songs [N] with the new songs.
We might go off for a bridge and hit another chorus from another song.
That's kind of fun to interweave those songs.
[A] When we get out to the audience and the crowd and get [C#m] to share that moment with them, [B] it kind of makes it special.
[A] _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ I've got a one-and-a-half-year-old. _
_ _ [E] It was [F#m] something I started with my four-year-old [E] about [A] that same time.
[Bm] He's kind of reluctant to do new things, [A] and sometimes he gets overwhelmed by situations.
_ [C#] [F#m] So I started doing this little thing of, [E] like, good [A] things happen when you try.
_ So any time you do something, you sing to him and make it a celebration.
Then [F#m] at the end of the day, [D] we would jump on [A] the bed and I'd throw him around and say, good things happen when you [F#m] try.
_ [E] So he [A] started processing that and [D] realized that when he did something, that at the end [F#m] of the day we're going to celebrate.
So now I'm [D] doing that with my one-and-a-half-year-old, and he probably gets it.
[A] So he'd jump on the bed and he's like, I tried.
_ [F#m] But yeah, he knows when he's _ [C#m] done something that he [A] was reluctant to.
It's kind of cool.
It's amazing what they're actually [D] processing at that age.
Yeah.
[A] Good things happen when we try.
_ [D] _ _ [A] _ _