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Hang Tight Honey Chords
Version #1
Lainey Wilson


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[Intro]
G
 
 
[Verse 1]
G
I got a bus ‘fore I got a house ‘cause
       C
That’s what dreams make you do
G
 Hittin’ them neon honky-tonks
   D
To play a two step or two
    G
Two hundred days to a hundred towns
         C                  G
Bringing boots to a sawdust floor
G
While this 6 string calls my name baby
D               G
I'll be missing yours
 
 
[Chorus]
G                      F
Hang tight honey I’m a white line running
       C                    G
Down a dream on a long lost highway
                         F
Me and this band playing one night stands
         C                        G
For some fans getting straight up sideways
                     F
But baby I miss your blue-collar kiss
     C                   G
Just one more day to get through
N.C.
Hang tight honey got a pocket full of money
                                   G  F  C  G
And I’m headed straight home to you
 
 
[Verse 2]
G
Yeah you can’t hold me and I can’t hold you
     C               G
From two time zones away
G
When you’re clocking out yeah I’m clocking in
        D
Getting ready to hit the stage
     G                                      C                   G
Just know they’re singing along to all them songs I wrote about you
                                              D           G
And I’ll be saving all my loving for you come sunday afternoon
 
 
[Chorus]
G                      F
Hang tight honey I’m a white line running
       C                    G
Down a dream on a long lost highway
                         F
Me and this band playing one night stands
         C                        G
For some fans getting straight up sideways
                     F
But baby I miss your blue-collar kiss
     C                   G
Just one more day to get through
N.C.
Hang tight honey got a pocket full of money
                                G
And I’m headed straight home to you
 
 
[Guitar Solo]
G  F  C  G    F
C  G  F
      Yeah
C                          G  F  C
I’m comin’ home to you baby
 
 
[Bridge]
G    F     G
Hang tight honey
G
Every good run comes to an end
G    F     G
Hang tight honey
        C
Til I’m in your arms again
 
 
[Chorus]
G                      F
Hang tight honey I’m a white line running
       C                    G
Down a dream on a long lost highway
                         F
Me and this band playing one night stands
         C                        G
For some fans getting straight up sideways
                     F
But baby I miss your blue-collar kiss
     C                   G
Just one more day to get through
                       F
Hang tight honey got a pocket full of money
        C                       G
And I’m headed straight home to you
 
 
[Outro]
G                      F
Hang tight honey got a pocket full of money
        C                       G   F
And I’m headed straight home to you
    C                       G    F
I’m headed straight home to you
    C                       G
I’m headed straight home to you






How to play "Hang Tight Honey" by Lainey Wilson on guitar

[Intro] The intro chord is G.
- Play G with your fingers on the third frets of the E and B strings.
- To set the rhythm, strum the chord with downstrokes.

[Verse One]
The verse alternates between G and C chords, followed by a
D chord before returning to G.
- For G, use the normal open G chord.
- Switch to C by putting your fingers on the first fret of the B
string and the second fret of the D string.
- Play D by placing your fingers on the second fret of the G
and the third fret of the B strings.
- Strumming each chord with a steady pace will ensure smooth transitions.

[Chorus]
The chorus is based on the G, F, and C chord sequence.
- For F, place your index finger on the first fret and your
additional fingers on the proper strings.
- Strumming G with a combination of down and upstrokes
to match the song's intensity.
- Switch to F and then C, keeping a constant rhythm.
- Use your strumming to emphasize the lyrics and portray
the song's passion.

[Verse Two]
Follow the same chord progression as in Verse 1.
- Ensure that each chord rings clearly and that the transitions are smooth.
- Match the intensity of the lyrics to your strumming.

[Chorus] Repeat the progression and technique from the previous chorus.
Keep a steady rhythm and enthusiasm throughout.

[Solo Guitar]
The solo is based on the chords G, F, and C.
- Keep a steady rhythm when playing these chords, ensuring that each
note is clearly heard.
- Pay attention to the timing so that it matches the feel of the song.

[Bridge] Uses G and F chords.
- Strum G downstrokes and effortlessly transition to F.
- Strumming with emphasis on the lyrics builds suspense for the final chorus.

[Chorus] Repeat the progression and technique from the previous chorus.
Keep a steady rhythm and enthusiasm throughout.

[Outro]
The G, F, and C chords are repeated in the outro section.
- To conclude the song, use a calm, smooth strumming rhythm with these chords.
- Make sure each chord rings clearly and that the transitions are smooth.

[Common Errors]
- Ensure that each chord rings clearly; avoid accidentally muting strings.
- Maintain a steady rhythm and tempo throughout the song.
- Use smooth transitions between chords to keep the tune flowing.

[Facts about the Song]
Lainey Wilson's "Hang Tight Honey" is a touching country song about longing
and loyalty. The lyrics emphasize the difficulties of being separated from loved
ones while following aspirations. Lainey Wilson is well-known for her unusual
voice and storytelling in her music. Her songs frequently address subjects such
as love, perseverance, and country life. Wilson's debut album
"Sayin' What I'm Thinkin'" gained critical acclaim, establishing her as a rising
country music star. Her genuine manner and sympathetic words have won her
a devoted following.            
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