Sam Hunt – Breaking Up Was Easy In The 90S Piano & Ukulele Chord Progression and Tab

Sam Hunt – Breaking Up Was Easy In The 90S Piano & Ukulele Chord Progression and Tab

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This is the chords of Breaking Up Was Easy In The 90S by Sam Hunt on Piano, Ukulele, Guitar and Keyboard.

[Intro]
C,G,D,Em 2x
Yeah, man, oh man, oh man

[Verse 1]
C                                    G
Bartender looked at me like
D                                           Em
“Pony up, man, we’re closin’ down”
C                                           G
I paid the tab, and I turned around
D
Got on that phone on the way home
Em
And ended up down the rabbit hole again
C                                                         G
It’s funny how you haven’t changed a bit
D
But you’re twice as pretty
Em                           C                             G
Glad you finally got to see New York City
And I know it’s not a race
D                                           Em
But it looks like you’re gettin’ over me
C                                           G
Faster than I’m gettin’ over you
D                             Em
But hey, what you gon’ do?

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[Chorus]
C                                           G
I’m sick of sittin’ at the house, dyin’ on my phone
D                                                         Em
Wishin’ I was somewhere I can be alone
C                                                                       G
Try to let you go, somethin’ always reminds me
D                                           Em
I bet breakin’ up was easy in the ’90s
C                                           G
I’m tired of gettin’ drunk, tired of bein’ free
D                                                         Em
Tired of seein’ pictures I don’t wanna see
C                                                                       G
Girl, you’re everywhere, everywhere but behind me
D                                           Em
I bet breakin’ up was easy in the ’90s

[Verse 2]
C                                           G
Back then, I could’ve convinced myself
D                                                       Em
That maybe you called when I was out
C                                                                       G
But you didn’t know what to say, so you didn’t leave a message
D                                                                       Em
And that you’re probably at home right now, sound asleep
C                                                         G
‘Cause goin’ out isn’t really your thing
D                                                         Em
And I wouldn’t have a clue what you been up to lately
Or who you been up to it with
C                                                                       G
But when I don’t miss your calls, I miss you callin’
D                                           Em
And I go ’round and ’round again

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[Chorus]
C                                                         G
I’m sick of sittin’ at the house, dyin’ on my phone
D                                                         Em
Wishin’ I was somewhere I can be alone
C                                                       G
Try to let you go, somethin’ always reminds me
D                                           Em
I bet breakin’ up was easy in the ’90s
C                                                         G
I’m tired of gettin’ drunk, tired of bein’ free
D                                                         Em
Tired of seein’ pictures I don’t wanna see
C                                                         G
Girl, you’re everywhere, everywhere but behind me
D                                           Em
I bet breakin’ up was easy in the ’90s

[Bridge]
C                                                         G
Modern love, it’s the modern hearts breakin’
D                                           Em
I’m just a product of my generation, and I
C                             G                             D
‘Bout had enough, watchin’ you gettin’ on with your life

[Chorus]
Em                             C                                           G
Baby, I’m sick of sittin’ at the house, dyin’ on my phone
D                                          Em
Wishin’ I was somewhere I can be alone
C                                           G
I try to let you go, somethin’ always reminds me
D Em
(I bet breakin’ up was easy in the ’90s)
C                                                         G
I’m tired of gettin’ drunk, tired of bein’ free
Em                             G
Tired of seein’ pictures I don’t wanna see
C                                                         G
Girl, you’re everywhere, everywhere but behind me
D                                                         Em
I bet breakin’ up was easy in the ’90s
C,G,D,Em

[Outro]
Hearts breakin’
I’m a product of my
Oh, a product of my generation, oh, and I
My baby, my baby

How to play Breaking Up Was Easy In The 90S: key, chords and progression

To play Breaking Up Was Easy In The 90S by Sam Hunt, think in E minor (one sharp: F♯). It takes 4 chords: C, G, D and Em.

Listen for C – G – D – Em (VI – III – VII – i in E minor): the song comes back to it again and again. Once these 4 changes are comfortable, most of the song is done.

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

Chord diagrams

C chord on guitar (x32010)
CC E G
G chord on guitar (320003)
GG B D
D chord on guitar (xx0232)
DD F♯ A
Em chord on guitar (022000)
EmE G B

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Breaking Up Was Easy In The 90S chords: questions

What key is Breaking Up Was Easy In The 90S in?

Breaking Up Was Easy In The 90S by Sam Hunt is in the key of E minor (one sharp: F♯).

What chords are in Breaking Up Was Easy In The 90S?

Breaking Up Was Easy In The 90S uses 4 chords: C, G, D, Em.

What is the chord progression of Breaking Up Was Easy In The 90S?

The main progression is C – G – D – Em (VI – III – VII – i).

Is Breaking Up Was Easy In The 90S easy to play on guitar?

Yes. Every chord is an open chord, so it suits beginners.

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