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Kelsea Ballerini – Love And Hate Piano & Ukulele Chord Progression and Tab

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This is the chords of Love And Hate by Kelsea Ballerini on Piano, Ukulele, Guitar and Keyboard.

[Verse 1]
G Cadd9 D G
There’s a thin, thin line between love and hate
G Cadd9 D G
Between a heart that’s whole and a heart that breaks
G Cadd9 D Em
Between ending the world or saving the day
G Cadd9 D G
There’s a thin, thin line between love and hate

[Chorus]
D Cadd9 G
We used to be so happy, didn’t we
D B Em
We used to say that forever’d be easy
G Cadd9 D Em
But the day that you lied, I felt it all change
Am7 Cadd9 D G
I crossed that thin, thin line between love and hate

[Verse 2]
G Cadd9 D G
Now there’s a thin, thin line between you and me
G Cadd9 D G
Between what this is now and what we used to be
G Cadd9 D Em
The one that you choose to the one that you cheat
G Cadd9 D G
Now there’s a thin, thin line between you and me

[Chorus]
D Cadd9 G
We used to be so happy, didn’t we (we used to be happy)
D B Em
We used to say that forever’d be easy (forever’d be easy)
G Cadd9 D Em
But the day that you lied, I felt it all change
Am7 Cadd9 D G
I crossed that thin, thin line between love and hate

[Interlude]
G Cadd9 D G
G Cadd9 D G
G Cadd9 D Em
G Cadd9 D G
(we used to be happy)

[Verse 3]
G Cadd9 D G
Now there’s a thin, thin line between love and hate
G Cadd9 D G
Between a heart that’s whole and a heart that breaks
D Cadd9 G
We used to be so happy, didn’t we (We used to be happy)
D B Em
We used to say that forever’d be easy (Forever’d be easy)
G Cadd9 D G
But the day that you lied, I felt it all change
Am7 Cadd9 D G
I crossed that thin, thin line between love and hate

[Outro]
G Cadd9 D G
(we used to be happy)
G Cadd9 D G
(forever’d be easy)
G Cadd9 D Em
(we used to be happy)
G Cadd9 D G

How to play Love And Hate: key, chords and progression

Love And Hate by Kelsea Ballerini is written in G major (one sharp: F♯) and moves through 6 chords: G, Cadd9, D, Em, B and Am7.

Listen for G – Cadd9 – D – G (I – IVadd9 – V – I in G major), the I–IV–V–I, the backbone of gospel, blues and folk: the song comes back to it again and again. In solfa, that is doh – fah – soh – doh. Once these 4 changes are comfortable, most of the song is done.

Beginner-friendly: almost every chord here is an open shape on guitar: no capo, no barre chords needed.