Biografia:
Arista recording artists, The Henningsens have come a long way in a few short years. First, this farm family from Illinois, including Brian (dad), Aaron (eldest son) and Clara (daughter) achieved something that many new writers in Nashville only dream of. They have had eight of their songs recorded by major artists. Their cuts include the super group Band Perry's You Lie which reached a near chart topping #2 and the the two week #1 smash All Your Life.
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Outras músicas:
- Airstreaming
- American Beautiful
- Arkansas
- But Now
- Christmas Kissin
- Color Red
- Country Cool
- Down
- Golden
- Happy Birthday Merry Christmas Baby Jesus
- I Miss You
- Jesus Or A Bullet
- Laura Lee
- Lemonade
- Like A Girl
- Love You Til The End
- Lovin Him
- Moonbeams
- No
- Sitting In An Airport Waiting On A Train
- Texas Is A Woman
- Theres A Line
- To Believe
- Too Rodeo For The Radio
- Why I Farm
- Worlds On Fire
Quatro anos de trabalho duro!Neste mês de maio fizemos quatro anos no ar. Continuamos trabalhando na divulgação deste maravilhoso instrumento, obrigado por participar da nossa história!
The Henningsens, "American Beautiful"
I figured out most of the cords by ear; could use some tweaking by a more seasoned
player and would definitely be appreciated!
It's a great song, I hope you all enjoy playing it!
Peter C. - comments/suggests welcome: [email protected]
Thanks
Standard tuning, Capo on 1st fret
you can figure the strum pattern while playing with the song; C cord can be played
with/without the middle finger. Sounds like
they play without the middle note during verses, then hold it down approaching the
chorus and at end of chorus. Play around
with it and decide which is easier for you or what sounds best.
(intro)
G F C G
(verse)
G F
She puts her boots and bandanna on
C G
She has a hankering for Rolling Stones
G F
She likes her vegetables home grown
C
A lot like the boy waiting out in the truck
(instrumental)
G Am C G
(verse)
G F
She'll take a hill like Roosevelt
C G
Holds up her pants with a Bible belt
G F
She cracks 'em up like a liberty bell
C
A whole lot of tender and a little bit tough
(chorus)
G Am C
Ooh, ooh, ooh
C G
She's a little unusual
G Am C
Ooh, ooh, ooh
C G
She's American beautiful
(instrumental)
G F C G
(verse)
G F
Well, he is a mutt with a pedigree
C G
Sinatra junkie in a pair of jeans
G F
He pays his dues in the Land of the Free
C
Says, "Why walk baby, we were born to run"
(chorus)
G Am C
Ooh, ooh, ooh
C G
He's a little unusual
G Am C
Ooh, ooh, ooh
C G
He's American beautiful
G Am C G
Yeah, yeah, yeah
Em C
I saw that girl in a mirror once
G
With a boy like that in a cloud of dust
Em C
I think they look a lot like us
C C(octave up)
'Cause we are, we are, we are
G Am C
Ooh, ooh, ooh
C G
We are a little unusual
G Am C
Ooh, ooh, ooh
G
We are American beautiful
G Am C
Yeah, ooh, ooh, ooh
G
We are a little unusual
G Am C
Ooh, ooh, ooh
C C G F C G
We are American, American, American beautiful
I figured out most of the cords by ear; could use some tweaking by a more seasoned
player and would definitely be appreciated!
It's a great song, I hope you all enjoy playing it!
Peter C. - comments/suggests welcome: [email protected]
Thanks
Standard tuning, Capo on 1st fret
you can figure the strum pattern while playing with the song; C cord can be played
with/without the middle finger. Sounds like
they play without the middle note during verses, then hold it down approaching the
chorus and at end of chorus. Play around
with it and decide which is easier for you or what sounds best.
(intro)
G F C G
(verse)
G F
She puts her boots and bandanna on
C G
She has a hankering for Rolling Stones
G F
She likes her vegetables home grown
C
A lot like the boy waiting out in the truck
(instrumental)
G Am C G
(verse)
G F
She'll take a hill like Roosevelt
C G
Holds up her pants with a Bible belt
G F
She cracks 'em up like a liberty bell
C
A whole lot of tender and a little bit tough
(chorus)
G Am C
Ooh, ooh, ooh
C G
She's a little unusual
G Am C
Ooh, ooh, ooh
C G
She's American beautiful
(instrumental)
G F C G
(verse)
G F
Well, he is a mutt with a pedigree
C G
Sinatra junkie in a pair of jeans
G F
He pays his dues in the Land of the Free
C
Says, "Why walk baby, we were born to run"
(chorus)
G Am C
Ooh, ooh, ooh
C G
He's a little unusual
G Am C
Ooh, ooh, ooh
C G
He's American beautiful
G Am C G
Yeah, yeah, yeah
Em C
I saw that girl in a mirror once
G
With a boy like that in a cloud of dust
Em C
I think they look a lot like us
C C(octave up)
'Cause we are, we are, we are
G Am C
Ooh, ooh, ooh
C G
We are a little unusual
G Am C
Ooh, ooh, ooh
G
We are American beautiful
G Am C
Yeah, ooh, ooh, ooh
G
We are a little unusual
G Am C
Ooh, ooh, ooh
C C G F C G
We are American, American, American beautiful
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