Luke Combs chords

Luke Combs – Ever Mine Chords on Piano & Ukulele

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These are Ever Mine chords by Luke Combs feat. Alison Krauss for Piano and Ukulele.

[Intro]
C    F   Am   G   Am

[Verse 1: Luke Combs]
           C
My dearest darlin'
           Am
I miss you more than
 words can tell
           G
I hope the gardens growin tall
               F
You're in good spirits
 and good health
               C           
We've traveled far now with
   Am
 a long way to go still
  G                            
I know not yet when I'll return
    F
 or if I ever will

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[Verse 2: Luke Combs]
               C
Each day grows colder
            Am
Filled with powder,
 smoke, and steel
  G                     
I worry before it's over,
          F
 I've forgotten how to feel
            C              Am
I keep your picture in the pocket
 of my coat
  G                            
I sometimes find when I'm alone 
      F
it's my last bit of hope

[Chorus: Luke Combs & Alison Krauss]
F                                  C
Amidst the grips of these troubled times
            G            Am
Way back to you I always find
           F                 
You're the wind that whispers
             C
 through the pines
             G          
Bloom in the rows, green
         Am
 on them vines
         F                 
Until we meet again my love
           C
 sincerely signed
         G            
I'm ever yours, you're
      Am    G    Am
 ever mine

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[Verse 3: Luke Combs]
              C          
Some of these boys aren't 
      Am
much older than our own
     G                       
They fight like men and then 
        F
get cut down before they're grown
           C               Am
This is my prayer that our daughter
 and our sons
           G
Wrap their arms around each other
      F
And never around a gun

[Chorus: Luke Combs & Alison Krauss]
F                        
Amidst the grips of these 
          C
troubled times
            G            Am
Way back to you I always find
           F                 
You're the wind that whispers
             C
 through the pines
             G                   Am
Bloom in the rows, green on them vines
         F                 
Until we meet again my love 
           C
sincerely signed
         G                  Am
I'm ever yours, you're ever mine

[Instrument]
F    C    G    Am
F    C    G    Am

[Chorus: Luke Combs & Alison Krauss]
Em            F                 C
If you should hear it's come my time
            G            Am
Way back to you I always find
            F                
I'll be the wind that whisper
             C
 through the pines
             G                  Am
Pitch in the black, star in the shine
      F                 C
Meet again on the other side
         G                  Am
I'm ever yours, you're ever mine

Watch: Luke Combs - Ever Mine (Official Studio Video) ft. Alison Krauss

From LukeCombsVEVO on YouTube. Play along with the chords above.

How to play Ever Mine: key, chords and progression

Ever Mine by Luke Combs sits in A minor (no sharps or flats), and you need 5 chords to play it: C, F, Am, G and Em.

Most of the song cycles through F – C – G – Am (VI – III – VII – i in A minor). Get these 4 changes smooth and the rest comes quickly.

Beginner-friendly: almost 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
F chord on guitar (133211)
FF A C
Am chord on guitar (x02210)
AmA C E
G chord on guitar (320003)
GG B D
Em chord on guitar (022000)
EmE G B

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Ever Mine chords: questions

What key is Ever Mine in?

Ever Mine by Luke Combs is in the key of A minor (no sharps or flats).

What chords are in Ever Mine?

Ever Mine uses 5 chords: C, F, Am, G, Em.

What is the chord progression of Ever Mine?

The main progression is F – C – G – Am (VI – III – VII – i).

Is Ever Mine easy to play on guitar?

Yes. Almost every chord is an open chord, so it suits beginners.

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