Chords for Sam Hunt - Breaking Up Was Easy in the 90's (with lyrics)
Tempo:
72.8 bpm
Chords used:
A
E
F#m
B
F#
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
[A] [F#]
[E] I'm a man, I'm a man, I'm a man.
I'm a man.
Bartender looked at me like, pony up, man.
[A] We're closing down.
I paid the tab.
I [E] turned around.
Got on that phone on the [A] way home.
Ended up down in the rabbit hole again.
[E] It's funny how you haven't changed a bit,
but just [A] twice as pretty.
Glad you finally got to [E] see New York City.
I know it's not a race, [A] but it looks like you're getting over
me [Am] faster than [Bm] I'm getting over you.
[B] Hey, what you going to do?
I'm sick of [A] sitting at the house, dying on my phone,
[F#m] wishing I was somewhere I could be alone.
Try [A] to let you go.
Something always reminds me.
[E] I bet breaking up was easy in the 90s.
[A] Tired of getting drunk.
Tired of being free.
[F#m] Tired of seeing pictures I don't want to see.
Girl, [A] you're everywhere.
Everywhere but behind me.
I bet [E] breaking up was easy in the 90s.
Back [E] then, I could have convinced myself
that [A] maybe you called when I was out.
[E] You didn't know what to say, so you didn't leave a message.
And that you're [A] probably at home right now, sound asleep.
Because going out isn't [E] really your thing.
[F#m] And I wouldn't have a clue what you've been [A] up to lately,
or [E] who you've been up to it with.
[E] But when I don't [F#m] miss your calls, I miss you calling.
[B] And I go round and round [A] again.
I'm sick of sitting at the house, dying on my phone,
wishing [F#m] I was somewhere I could be alone.
Try [A] to let you go.
Something always reminds me.
[E] I bet breaking up was easy in the 90s.
Tired [A] of getting drunk.
Tired of being free.
Tired [F#m] of seeing pictures I don't want to see.
Girl, [A] you're everywhere.
Everywhere but behind me.
[E] I bet breaking up was easy in the 90s.
[A] Modern [E] love leads to modern [F#m] heartbreak.
I'm just a product of my generation.
[A] And I've had enough watching you getting old [E] when you're loud.
Baby, I'm sick of sitting [A] at the house, dying on my phone,
wishing [F#m] I was somewhere I could be alone.
I try to [A] let you go.
Something [D] always reminds me.
[E] I bet breaking up was easy in the 90s.
I'm tired of getting drunk.
Tired of being free.
Tired of [F#m] seeing pictures I don't want to see.
Girl, you're [A] everywhere.
Everywhere but behind me.
[E] I bet breaking up was easy in the 90s.
I'm [F#m] sick of sitting at the house, [A] dying on my phone,
wishing I was somewhere I could be alone.
I [E] try to let you go.
I bet breaking up was easy in the 90s.
I'm just a product of my generation.
[A]
[F#m] I'm tired of getting drunk.
[A] I'm tired of seeing pictures I don't want to see.
I'm tired of getting drunk.
I'm tired of seeing pictures I don't want to [E] see.
I'm tired of [F#m] getting drunk.
I'm tired [A] of seeing pictures I don't want to see.
I'm tired of seeing pictures I don't want to see.
[E] [A]
[N]
[E] I'm a man, I'm a man, I'm a man.
I'm a man.
Bartender looked at me like, pony up, man.
[A] We're closing down.
I paid the tab.
I [E] turned around.
Got on that phone on the [A] way home.
Ended up down in the rabbit hole again.
[E] It's funny how you haven't changed a bit,
but just [A] twice as pretty.
Glad you finally got to [E] see New York City.
I know it's not a race, [A] but it looks like you're getting over
me [Am] faster than [Bm] I'm getting over you.
[B] Hey, what you going to do?
I'm sick of [A] sitting at the house, dying on my phone,
[F#m] wishing I was somewhere I could be alone.
Try [A] to let you go.
Something always reminds me.
[E] I bet breaking up was easy in the 90s.
[A] Tired of getting drunk.
Tired of being free.
[F#m] Tired of seeing pictures I don't want to see.
Girl, [A] you're everywhere.
Everywhere but behind me.
I bet [E] breaking up was easy in the 90s.
Back [E] then, I could have convinced myself
that [A] maybe you called when I was out.
[E] You didn't know what to say, so you didn't leave a message.
And that you're [A] probably at home right now, sound asleep.
Because going out isn't [E] really your thing.
[F#m] And I wouldn't have a clue what you've been [A] up to lately,
or [E] who you've been up to it with.
[E] But when I don't [F#m] miss your calls, I miss you calling.
[B] And I go round and round [A] again.
I'm sick of sitting at the house, dying on my phone,
wishing [F#m] I was somewhere I could be alone.
Try [A] to let you go.
Something always reminds me.
[E] I bet breaking up was easy in the 90s.
Tired [A] of getting drunk.
Tired of being free.
Tired [F#m] of seeing pictures I don't want to see.
Girl, [A] you're everywhere.
Everywhere but behind me.
[E] I bet breaking up was easy in the 90s.
[A] Modern [E] love leads to modern [F#m] heartbreak.
I'm just a product of my generation.
[A] And I've had enough watching you getting old [E] when you're loud.
Baby, I'm sick of sitting [A] at the house, dying on my phone,
wishing [F#m] I was somewhere I could be alone.
I try to [A] let you go.
Something [D] always reminds me.
[E] I bet breaking up was easy in the 90s.
I'm tired of getting drunk.
Tired of being free.
Tired of [F#m] seeing pictures I don't want to see.
Girl, you're [A] everywhere.
Everywhere but behind me.
[E] I bet breaking up was easy in the 90s.
I'm [F#m] sick of sitting at the house, [A] dying on my phone,
wishing I was somewhere I could be alone.
I [E] try to let you go.
I bet breaking up was easy in the 90s.
I'm just a product of my generation.
[A]
[F#m] I'm tired of getting drunk.
[A] I'm tired of seeing pictures I don't want to see.
I'm tired of getting drunk.
I'm tired of seeing pictures I don't want to [E] see.
I'm tired of [F#m] getting drunk.
I'm tired [A] of seeing pictures I don't want to see.
I'm tired of seeing pictures I don't want to see.
[E] [A]
[N]
Key:
A
E
F#m
B
F#
A
E
F#m
_ _ _ _ [A] _ [F#] _ _
[E] I'm a man, I'm a man, I'm a man.
_ I'm a man.
_ _ Bartender looked at me like, pony up, man.
[A] We're closing down.
I paid the tab.
I [E] turned around.
Got on that phone on the [A] way home.
Ended up down in the rabbit hole again.
[E] It's funny how you haven't changed a bit,
but just [A] twice as pretty.
Glad you finally got to [E] see New York City.
I know it's not a race, [A] but it looks like you're getting over
me [Am] faster than [Bm] I'm getting over you.
_ [B] Hey, what you going to do?
I'm sick of [A] sitting at the house, dying on my phone,
[F#m] wishing I was somewhere I could be alone.
Try [A] to let you go.
Something always reminds me.
[E] I bet breaking up was easy in the 90s.
[A] Tired of getting drunk.
Tired of being free.
[F#m] Tired of seeing pictures I don't want to see.
Girl, [A] you're everywhere.
Everywhere but behind me.
I bet [E] breaking up was easy in the 90s.
_ Back [E] then, I could have convinced myself
that [A] maybe you called when I was out.
[E] You didn't know what to say, so you didn't leave a message.
And that you're [A] probably at home right now, sound asleep.
Because going out isn't [E] really your thing.
[F#m] And I wouldn't have a clue what you've been [A] up to lately,
or [E] who you've been up to it with.
[E] But when I don't [F#m] miss your calls, I miss you calling.
[B] And I go round and round [A] again.
I'm sick of sitting at the house, dying on my phone,
wishing [F#m] I was somewhere I could be alone.
Try [A] to let you go.
Something always reminds me.
[E] I bet breaking up was easy in the 90s.
Tired [A] of getting drunk.
Tired of being free.
Tired [F#m] of seeing pictures I don't want to see.
Girl, [A] you're everywhere.
Everywhere but behind me.
[E] I bet breaking up was easy in the 90s.
[A] Modern [E] love leads to modern [F#m] heartbreak.
I'm just a product of my generation.
[A] And I've had enough watching you getting old [E] when you're loud.
Baby, I'm sick of sitting [A] at the house, dying on my phone,
wishing [F#m] I was somewhere I could be alone.
I try to [A] let you go.
Something [D] always reminds me.
[E] I bet breaking up was easy in the 90s.
I'm tired of getting drunk.
Tired of being free.
Tired of [F#m] seeing pictures I don't want to see.
Girl, you're [A] everywhere.
Everywhere but behind me.
[E] I bet breaking up was easy in the 90s.
_ _ _ I'm [F#m] sick of sitting at the house, _ [A] dying on my phone,
wishing I was somewhere I could be alone.
I [E] try to let you go.
I bet breaking up was easy in the 90s.
I'm just a product of my generation.
_ [A] _ _ _ _
[F#m] I'm tired of getting drunk.
[A] I'm tired of seeing pictures I don't want to see.
I'm tired of getting drunk.
I'm tired of seeing pictures I don't want to [E] see.
_ I'm tired _ _ of [F#m] getting drunk.
_ I'm tired [A] _ _ of seeing pictures I don't want to see.
I'm tired of seeing pictures I don't want to see.
[E] _ _ _ _ [A] _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ [N] _ _
[E] I'm a man, I'm a man, I'm a man.
_ I'm a man.
_ _ Bartender looked at me like, pony up, man.
[A] We're closing down.
I paid the tab.
I [E] turned around.
Got on that phone on the [A] way home.
Ended up down in the rabbit hole again.
[E] It's funny how you haven't changed a bit,
but just [A] twice as pretty.
Glad you finally got to [E] see New York City.
I know it's not a race, [A] but it looks like you're getting over
me [Am] faster than [Bm] I'm getting over you.
_ [B] Hey, what you going to do?
I'm sick of [A] sitting at the house, dying on my phone,
[F#m] wishing I was somewhere I could be alone.
Try [A] to let you go.
Something always reminds me.
[E] I bet breaking up was easy in the 90s.
[A] Tired of getting drunk.
Tired of being free.
[F#m] Tired of seeing pictures I don't want to see.
Girl, [A] you're everywhere.
Everywhere but behind me.
I bet [E] breaking up was easy in the 90s.
_ Back [E] then, I could have convinced myself
that [A] maybe you called when I was out.
[E] You didn't know what to say, so you didn't leave a message.
And that you're [A] probably at home right now, sound asleep.
Because going out isn't [E] really your thing.
[F#m] And I wouldn't have a clue what you've been [A] up to lately,
or [E] who you've been up to it with.
[E] But when I don't [F#m] miss your calls, I miss you calling.
[B] And I go round and round [A] again.
I'm sick of sitting at the house, dying on my phone,
wishing [F#m] I was somewhere I could be alone.
Try [A] to let you go.
Something always reminds me.
[E] I bet breaking up was easy in the 90s.
Tired [A] of getting drunk.
Tired of being free.
Tired [F#m] of seeing pictures I don't want to see.
Girl, [A] you're everywhere.
Everywhere but behind me.
[E] I bet breaking up was easy in the 90s.
[A] Modern [E] love leads to modern [F#m] heartbreak.
I'm just a product of my generation.
[A] And I've had enough watching you getting old [E] when you're loud.
Baby, I'm sick of sitting [A] at the house, dying on my phone,
wishing [F#m] I was somewhere I could be alone.
I try to [A] let you go.
Something [D] always reminds me.
[E] I bet breaking up was easy in the 90s.
I'm tired of getting drunk.
Tired of being free.
Tired of [F#m] seeing pictures I don't want to see.
Girl, you're [A] everywhere.
Everywhere but behind me.
[E] I bet breaking up was easy in the 90s.
_ _ _ I'm [F#m] sick of sitting at the house, _ [A] dying on my phone,
wishing I was somewhere I could be alone.
I [E] try to let you go.
I bet breaking up was easy in the 90s.
I'm just a product of my generation.
_ [A] _ _ _ _
[F#m] I'm tired of getting drunk.
[A] I'm tired of seeing pictures I don't want to see.
I'm tired of getting drunk.
I'm tired of seeing pictures I don't want to [E] see.
_ I'm tired _ _ of [F#m] getting drunk.
_ I'm tired [A] _ _ of seeing pictures I don't want to see.
I'm tired of seeing pictures I don't want to see.
[E] _ _ _ _ [A] _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ [N] _ _