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Luke Combs – See Me Now Chords on Piano & Ukulele

Updated January 8, 2026

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[Intro]
G D/F# Em7 Cadd9

[Verse 1]
G
  They say I walk just like you
D/F#
  They say I talk just like it
Em7
  They say these scuffed up boots look
     Cadd9
  as good on me like they did on you
G                               D/F#
  That ??? that Ford you had is running
  just as good as it ever has
  Em7
I think I broke your record
for a smallmouth bass
Cadd9
Sunsets, spinning batts, second casts
Cadd9
  I wonder what you'd think about that

[Chorus]
       G
If you walked in,
                          D/F#
pulled up a chair in your kitchen
Poured a little somethin'
         Em7
nice and sippin'
                            Cadd9
and said "tell me 'bout all things
that I've been missin'"
        G
We'd be trashin' price of gas
        D/F#
and politicians
                          Em7
Put a hurtin' on that ole Gibson
And I could tell you 'bout all
    Cadd9
the life that I've been livin'
Em7
  Like you'd think you'd be
      D/F#            Cadd9
  the proudest man in town
           Cadd9   Dadd4  G  D/F#
If I could see you see me now
Em7  Cadd9

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[Verse 2]
G
  You could say things turned out good
D/F#
  Met the girl that you said I would
Em7
  Got a place on a piece of land
       D/F#
With a creek bed, pond,
and a food box stand
G
  I still use your cast iron skillet
D/F#
  Makin' mama's corn bread in it
Em7
  And I know your head'd be spinnin'
Cadd9
  If you saw this table refinished
Cadd9
  You know right where we'd be sittin'

[Chorus]
       G
If you walked in,
                          D/F#
pulled up a chair in your kitchen
Poured a little somethin'
         Em7
nice and sippin'
                            Cadd9
and said "tell me 'bout all things
that I've been missin'"
        G
We'd be trashin' price of gas
        D/F#
and politicians
                          Em7
Put a hurtin' on that ole Gibson
And I could tell you 'bout all
    Cadd9
the life that I've been livin'
Em7
  Like you'd think you'd be
      D/F#            Cadd9
  the proudest man in town
           Cadd9   Dadd4  G  D/F#
If I could see you see me now
Em7  Cadd9

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[Bridge]
          Am7
There'd be new old stories
    C/B
And happy tears
C
Man I miss ya's
      Dadd4
And a couple beers

[Chorus]
       G
If you walked in,
                          D/F#
pulled up a chair in your kitchen
Poured a little somethin'
         Em7
nice and sippin'
                            Cadd9
and said "tell me 'bout all things
that I've been missin'"
        G
We'd be trashin' price of gas
        D/F#
and politicians
                          Em7
Put a hurtin' on that ole Gibson
And I could tell you 'bout all
    Cadd9
the life that I've been livin'
Em7
  Like you'd think you'd be
      D/F#            Cadd9
  the proudest man in town
Em7
  Like you'd think you'd be
      D/F#            Cadd9
  the proudest man in town
           Cadd9   Dadd4  G  D/F# Em7
If I could see you see me now
Cadd9  G  D/F# Em7 Cadd9 G
See me now

How to play See Me Now: key, chords and progression

These are the chords for See Me Now by Luke Combs on Piano, Ukulele, Guitar, and Keyboard

To play See Me Now by Luke Combs, think in G major (one sharp: F♯). It takes 8 chords: G, D/F#, Em7, Cadd9, Dadd4, Am7, C/B and C.

Listen for G – D/F# – Em7 – Cadd9 (I – V – vi7 – IVadd9 in G major), the “four-chord” progression behind countless pop, rock and worship songs: the song comes back to it again and again. In solfa, that is doh – soh – lah – fah. Once these 4 changes are comfortable, most of the song is done.

Beginner-friendly: almost every chord is an open chord on guitar, so you can play it without a capo or barre chords.