Wish You Were On It

Florida Georgia Line

Ce chant est à 4 accords magiques! Il est montré ici dans la transposition originale: en le jouant avec des capo ou en le transposant, vous pouvez le ramener à Am, F, C, G.

Transposer:

Intro: verse In your cup holder was some loose change You got your cell phone on vibrate I wish you were on it There’s a road you gotta take to get to my place Faded double yellow lines on a two lane I wish you were on it NC I could use a little you right now Rushing over running into my house With want you back tears rollin’ down your face Drop your keys on my hardwood floor Kiss me like you?ve never kissed me before And girl I swear that?s all that it would take And you know the way I wish you were on it verse There?s a parking spot under the Sycamore And a floodlight on the front porch I wish you were on it Through the front door up the staircase There?s a four post down the hallway I wish you were on it NC I could use a little you right now Rushing over running into my house With want you back tears rollin’ down your face Drop your keys on my hardwood floor Kiss me like you?ve never kissed me before And girl I swear that?s all that it would take And you know the way I wish you were on it solo bridge There’s a heart that needs to unbreak And you know the way NC I could use a little you right now Rushing over running into my house With want you back tears rollin’ down your face Drop your keys on my hardwood floor Kiss me like you?ve never kissed me before And girl I swear that?s all that it would take And you know the way I wish you were on it

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Hard To Get To Heaven

Bm, A

Hands On You

C, Em, G, D

Lit This Year

C, F, G

Second Guessing

G, Am7, C, Em7, Bm7, Am, Em

I Love My Country

A, a, E, G

Headphones

F, Am, G, C

While Hes Still Around

G, Em, C, D

God Your Momma And Me

D, Em7, Cadd9, G

Good Girl Bad Boy

C, G, D, Em

New Truck

G, C, F

La chanson évoque un désir ardent de retrouver une personne aimée qui semble éloignée. Le narrateur se remémore des moments simples mais significatifs, comme les détails d’un trajet vers sa maison, tout en exprimant à quel point il aimerait que cette personne soit présente. Il décrit des scènes quotidiennes, comme laisser tomber des clés sur le parquet, un geste chargé d'émotion qui traduit une envie profonde de partage et d'intimité. Le contexte tourne autour de la nostalgie et de l'urgence d'une connexion retrouvée, où chaque détail du foyer rappelle l'absence de l'autre. Il y a un sentiment palpable de besoin et de vulnérabilité, comme si la présence de l’autre suffisait à panser les blessures du cœur.

Le Chansonnier