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Zach Bryan – South And Pine Chords on Piano & Ukulele

ChordsAmaj7sus2 Asusadd9 D6sus2 F#m A D E

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These are South And Pine chords by Zach Bryan for Piano and Ukulele.

[Intro]
Amaj7sus2  Asusadd9
D6sus2 Asusadd9 Amaj7sus2

[Verse 1]
Amaj7sus2
The weather's hot, 
the sun is shinin'
Asusadd9
Used to call the love of mine
D6sus2          Asusadd9
That's why it is raining 
      Amaj7sus2
in my mind
Amaj7sus2
And love and loss,
 and lightning strikes
Asusadd9
They all seem the same at night
D6sus2             
Short and quick and
 Asusadd9     Amaj7sus2
 never the same twice

[Chorus]
       F#m                  
But if you could see her now 
        A
in her New York City gown
D                     
Dancin' with her heels 
              E
on South and Pine
           F#m
Then you'd know the way
 it goes, my honey
  A
A fucking show for 
more blood money
D                        
Another day you're dancin' 
        E
in my mind
D                       
Another day you're better
          E
 off not mine

[Break]
F#m  A  D  E
F#m  A  D  E
D  E  D  E

[Verse 2]
Amaj7sus2
The weather's hot, the sun is shinin'
Asusadd9
Used to call the love of mine
D6sus2          Asusadd9      Amaj7sus2
That's why it is raining in my mind

[Chorus]
       F#m              
But if you could see her
            A
 now in her New York City gown
D                     
Dancin' with her heels
              E
 on South and Pine
           F#m
Then you'd know the way 
it goes, my honey
  A
A fucking show for more blood money
D                                E
Another day you're dancin' in my mind
D                                 E
Another day you're better off not mine

[Break]
F#m  A  D  E
F#m  A  D  E
F#m  A  D  E
D  E  D  E

How to play South And Pine: key, chords and progression

South And Pine by Zach Bryan sits in A major (three sharps: F♯, C♯, G♯), and you need 7 chords to play it: Amaj7sus2, Asusadd9, D6sus2, F#m, A, D and E.

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

Beginner-friendly: on guitar almost every chord is an open shape, which makes this a good song to learn early on.