Tryin To Love Me

Jason Aldean

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Standard Tuning INTRO (x2) (x4) (x4) |------3------|-------3--------| |--------3----|---------3------| |-------------|----------------| |-------------|----2-----------| |---2---------|--3-------------| |-3-----------|----------------| VERSE I thought you were just being a girl The kind that just wants to change me Likes to find all my flaws Thought I had you figured out I told myself she’s crazy Man was I ever wrong The whole time you were just trying to love me Chorus I pushed and you pulled Should have just fell into you But I did what I always do I always do Wanted to talk but I walked away Didn’t want to hear what you had to say Stupid me can’t believe I never knew The whole time you were just trying to love me VERSE Didn’t think those tears were real Thought you were just trying to play me I just stood there and let em fall Whoa You were just loving me after all Chorus I pushed and you pulled Should have just fell into you But I did what I always do I always do Wanted to talk but I walked away Didn’t want to hear what you had to say Stupid me can’t believe I never knew The whole time you were just trying to love me SOLO CHORDS LAST Chorus Wanted to talk but I walked away (Stop) Didn’t want to hear what you had to say Stupid me I can’t believe I never knew I never knew The whole time you were just trying The whole time you were just trying (Play Intro Riff) To love me Trying to love me END*****************PLEASE RATE**************THANKS FOR VIEWING!!!*****************************

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Cette chanson évoque les regrets d'un homme qui réalise qu'il a mal compris les intentions de la femme qu'il aime. Il pense d'abord qu'elle essaie de le changer et de le tester, mais en réalité, elle cherche simplement à l'aimer sincèrement. Pendant toute cette période, il a été distant et a fui la communication, croyant qu'il était mieux d'éviter ses émotions. Finalement, il prend conscience qu'il a laissé passer leur connexion à cause de ses malentendus et de son manque de confiance. Le contexte de cette histoire semble illustrer les complexités des relations amoureuses, où les doutes et les peurs peuvent obscurcir la véritable intention des autres. Cette prise de conscience, bien que tardive, est un moment clé pour l'homme, qui aspire à mieux comprendre et apprécier l'amour qu'on lui offrait.

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