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HARDY – Truck Bed Chords on Piano & Ukulele

Updated January 8, 2026

ChordsDm F Bb

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[Chorus]
Dm        F
I woke up on the wrong side of
 the truck bed this morning
Dm        Bb               F
With a bone dry bottle of Jack
 I’s pouring
Dm                  Bb
Damn she got some nerve Way
       F
she kicked me to the curb
Dm                  Bb
Guess you can say I got
           F
 what I deserve
                         Dm
‘Cause I woke up on the wrong side
      Bb        F
 of the truck bed this morning
Dm  Bb F

[Verse 1]
Dm                  Bb
She said don’t come home
                   F
if you go to the bar
Dm           Bb
I said okay baby then got
  F
 drunk out in the yard
             Dm       Bb
2 am I knock knock knocked
           F
 up on the door
         Dm           Bb
But she never unlock locked it
        F
 guess I don’t live there no more

[Pre-Chorus]
    Dm                      F
Yeah she meant business this time
         Dm                    F
I can’t believe my bloodshot eye s

[Chorus]
Dm        F
I woke up on the wrong side of
 the truck bed this morning
Dm        Bb               F
With a bone dry bottle of Jack
 I’s pouring
Dm                  Bb
Damn she got some nerve Way
       F
she kicked me to the curb
Dm                  Bb
Guess you can say I got
           F
 what I deserve
                         Dm
‘Cause I woke up on the wrong side
      Bb        F
 of the truck bed this morning
Dm  Bb F

[Verse 2]
Dm                        Bb
I used that empty bag of corn
            F
to rest my head
        Dm            Bb
A camo jacket for a blanket then
    F
passed out like I was dead
          Dm    Bb        F
Still got one heck of a buzz
              Dm  Bb            F
If I look a train wreck it’s because

hat I deserve

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How to play Truck Bed: key, chords and progression

These are Truck Bed chords by HARDY on Piano, Ukulele, Guitar, and Keyboard

Truck Bed by HARDY is centred on F major (one flat: B♭). The song uses 3 chords: Dm, F and Bb.

The progression the song keeps returning to is F – Dm – Bb – F (I – vi – IV – I in F major). In solfa, that is doh – lah – fah – doh. Learn these 4 changes first and most of the song falls into place.

Easier on guitar: put a capo on the 1st fret and play the shapes C#m, E, A (67% of the chords become easy open shapes, against 33% without a capo). It sounds exactly the same.