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You can play We’ve Met by Jason Isbell using guitar or guitar.
This song by Jason Isbell can also be played by that instruments.
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We’ve Met by Jason Isbell Guitar Chords
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Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit
“We’ve Met”
From the album “Here We Rest”
We’ve m[G]et,
I can tell you don’t rem[D]ember. I can see it in y[Em]our face.
Should’ve never left th[C]is place.
We’ve m[G]et, before you we’re a Chr[D]istian, before your eyes we[Em]re blue.
Did all that get yo[C]u through?
And do you k[C7]now h[C]ow l[C7]ong I'[C]ve wa[C7]ited? Do you k[C7]now h[C]ow lo[C7]ng I[C]’ll w[C7]ait for y[G]ou?
Dream b[G]ig.
That’s what you used to te[D]ll me before I went a[Em]way.
Would you say the same [C]today?
You kn[G]ew that I couldn’t work the fo[D]undry and I couldn’t play the f[Em]ool
and I couldn’t stay with [C]you.
And the dr[C7]unks a[C]ll th[C7]ink we[C]’ve m[C7]ade it
And the g[C7]irls a[C]ll tw[C7]ist a[C]nd sh[C7]ake it like they [G]do.
My pl[C7]aygr[C]ound fe[C7]ars h[C]ave fa[C7]ded
Repl[C7]aced w[C]ith gr[C7]own [C]up ni[C7]ghtmares that come tr[G]ue.
Guitar solo
We’ve m[G]et
This city was the co[D]untry. That mountain was the s[Em]ea.
Did I even look l[C]ike me?
I’ll b[G]et This town is in your bl[D]ood now, but it didn’t have to [Em]be, no it
didn’t have to [C]be.
We tho[C7]ught w[C]e’d fi[C7]nd t[C]he an[C7]swers in the tro[C7]uba[C]do[C7]urs a[C]nd da[C7]ncers
Br[G]and new.
Do you th[C7]ink I'[C]ve le[C7]arned [C]my l[C7]esson?
Did I ma[C7]ke [C]a n[C7]ew im[C]pres[C7]sion on y[G]ou?
We’ve m[G]et,
I can tell you don’t reme[D]mber. I can see it in your f[Em]ace.
Should’ve never left this p[C]lace.
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If you want to learn Jason Isbell We’ve Met guitar chords, The 5 chords we’ll look at are the C major, A major, G major, E major, and D major.
The reason we use all major chords is that the minor versions of any of these chords just require tiny adjustments.
Each one of those minor chords is completely based on its major counterpart
The more you practice, the easier guitar will feel to play We’ve Met. Guitar is hard to learn in the beginning, but gets easier the longer you stick with it.