Marshmello - Miles On It Chords

Capo 3rd fret
 
 
 
[Verse 1]
    G
New truck, big lift
D
Old roads, we've been
Bm
Tearin' up since way back when
    A
But these wheels are innocent
G                     D
New hitch, new seats, no history
Bm
And you just can't fake that
          A
So, let's change that
 
 
[Chorus]
                        G
Girl, let's go put some miles on it
D                          Bm
Back of the Chevy with the engine runnin'
A                    G                     D
Just you and me in a truck bed wide like a California King
Bm                          A
We could break it in if you know what I mean
         G
Put some miles on it
D                          Bm
Back of the Chevy with the engine runnin'
A                    G                     D
Just you and me in a truck bed wide like a California King
Bm                          A
Wе could break it in if you know what I mean
         G          D
Put some milеs on it
Bm                          A
We could break it in if you know what I mean
 
 
[Verse 2]
G
All night, no brakes
D
All tail, no gate
Bm
Ain't gotta try too hard
A
My baby's push to start
G
All torque, full speed
D
Off-road, on me
Bm
Zero to a hundred fast
A
My foot ain't touch the gas
G                           D
I said, "Hey, baby, slow it down, let's make it last"
Bm
You said, "Where's the fun in that?"
 
 
[Chorus]
                         G
Yeah, let's go, put some miles on it
D                          Bm
Back of the Chevy with the engine runnin'
A                    G                     D
Just you and me in a truck bed wide like a California King
Bm                          A
We could break it in if you know what I mean
         G
Put some miles on it
D                          Bm
Back of the Chevy with the engine runnin'
A                    G                     D
Just you and me in a truck bed wide like a California King
Bm                          A
Wе could break it in if you know what I mean
         G          D
Put some milеs on it
Bm                          A
We could break it in if you know what I mean
 
 
[Bridge]
G                     D
Mile after mile after mile after mile
Bm                          A
Turn up the night like that radio dial
G                          D
Shoulder to shoulder where nobody knows
Bm                         A
Know where we're goin', we ain't goin' home
 
 
[Chorus]
              G
We're puttin' miles on it
D                          Bm
Back of the Chevy with the engine runnin'
A                    G                     D
Just you and me in a truck bed wide like a California King
Bm                          A
We could break it in if you know what I mean
         G
Put some miles on it
D                          Bm
Back of the Chevy with the engine runnin'
A                    G                     D
Just you and me in a truck bed wide like a California King
Bm                          A
Wе could break it in if you know what I mean
         G          D
Put some milеs on it
Bm                          A
We could break it in if you know what I mean
         G          D
Put some miles on it
Bm                          A
We could break it in if you know what I mean
         N.C.
Put some miles on it





How to play "Miles On It" by Marshmello on guitar

Capo: Third fret.

[Verse 1.]
- To play "New truck, big lift," use a down-up strumming rhythm.
- Maintain seamless transitions between the G, D, Bm, and A chords.
- Strumming pattern: Down-up-down-up, with a consistent rhythm.

[Chorus]
- G D Bm A - For "Girl, let's go put some miles on it," utilize a more prominent
strumming rhythm.
- Down-up-down-up strumming pattern, with a greater emphasis on the downstrokes.
- Make use of distinct chord changes to balance the upbeat mood.

[Verse 2.]
- In G D Bm A, continue to strumming down-up in a manner akin to Verse 1.
- Make sure the music has seamless transitions and a constant beat throughout.

[Chorus]
G D Bm A Repeat the previous chorus' strumming style to emphasize the vibrant words.

[Bridge]
- G D Bm A
- For "Mile after mile after mile," employ a quieter strumming pattern.
- Strumming Pattern: Down-up to emphasize the reflecting tone.

[Chorus]
- G D Bm A 
- Repeat the pronounced strumming rhythm for the last chorus.
- Concentrate on making distinct chord changes and maintaining a constant rhythm.

[Outro]
- G D Bm A
- For "Put some miles on it," employ a smooth down-up strumming pattern.
- Emphasize the last chords, allowing them to ring out as the song ends.

Common mistakes include inconsistent strumming patterns that impair a song's flow.
- Rushing chord changes, particularly between G and D.
- Not stressing dynamics, especially in the chorus and bridge.

Marshmello's "Miles On It" is a pleasant, cheerful melody that embodies
adventure and freedom. The lyrics express the delight of discovering
new locations and making memories with a special someone.
Marshmello, most known for his electronic music and characteristic helmet,
has emerged as a notable presence in the music industry, collaborating
with a wide range of musicians and releasing hit songs across genres.