Country, Folk

No One Noticed Chords

Zach Bryan Beginner Key of G 4 Chords 3 min read

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Key

G Major

Difficulty

Beginner

Capo

None

Chords

G · C · D · Em

A reflective and poignant song by Zach Bryan about quiet struggles and resilience. Beginner difficulty in the key of G.

Folk Strum (4/4 Time)

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Tip: Use a capo on the 2nd fret to match the original recording’s key of A, while still playing the G-shaped chords shown.

Lyrics & Chords

Full Song

Verse 1

G C G

I remember the days when the sun would stay

D G C

Out past nine o'clock at night

G C G

And I remember the sound of the old screen door

D G C

Slammin’ in the summertime

G C G

And I remember the way that the old folks talked

D G C

About the way things were

G C G

And I remember the way that the rain would fall

D G C G

On a tin roof made of steel

Chorus

C G

And no one noticed when you stopped callin’

D G C

No one noticed when you started fallin’ apart

G D

And no one noticed you were drownin’

C G

‘Cause you’d been gone so long from their hearts

Verse 2

G C G

I remember the way that the old truck smelled

D G C

Like a fresh cut field of hay

G C G

And I remember the sound of the crickets chirpin’

D G C

Everything was okay

G C G

And I remember the way that the moon would shine

D G C

Through the window by my bed

G C G

And I remember the way that you used to smile

D G C G

Before the light inside went dead

Chorus

C G

And no one noticed when you stopped callin’

D G C

No one noticed when you started fallin’ apart

G D

And no one noticed you were drownin’

C G

‘Cause you’d been gone so long from their hearts

Bridge

C G

And the days go by like ghosts in the night

D G

And the memories fade in the mornin’ light

C G D

And the world keeps turnin’, never askin’ why

G C G

You just learned to live with a hole inside

Verse 3

G C G

Now I sit on this porch and I watch the cars

D G C

Fly by on the interstate

G C G

And I wonder if anyone sees me here

D G C

Or if it’s just all too late

G C G

’Cause the silence is a sound that I’ve come to know

D G C

Like the back of my own two hands

G C G

And the emptiness is a friend that I never chose

D G C G

But it understands, it understands

Chorus

C G

And no one noticed when I stopped callin’

D G C

No one noticed when I started fallin’ apart

G D

And no one noticed I was drownin’

C G

‘Cause I’d been gone so long from their hearts

C G

Yeah, I’d been gone so long from their hearts

Practice tip: Focus on the steady, even strum and let the lyrics carry the emotion; the chord changes are slow and deliberate, giving you plenty of time to move between G, C, and D.

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Key

G Major

Difficulty

Beginner

Tuning

G-C-E-A

Chords

G · C · D · Em

A reflective and poignant song by Zach Bryan about quiet struggles and resilience. Beginner difficulty in the key of G.

Folk Strum (4/4 Time)

↓↓↑↑↓↑

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Tip: Use a capo on the 2nd fret to match the original recording’s key of A, while still playing the G-shaped chords shown.

Lyrics & Chords

Full Song

Verse 1

G C G

I remember the days when the sun would stay

D G C

Out past nine o'clock at night

G C G

And I remember the sound of the old screen door

D G C

Slammin’ in the summertime

G C G

And I remember the way that the old folks talked

D G C

About the way things were

G C G

And I remember the way that the rain would fall

D G C G

On a tin roof made of steel

Chorus

C G

And no one noticed when you stopped callin’

D G C

No one noticed when you started fallin’ apart

G D

And no one noticed you were drownin’

C G

‘Cause you’d been gone so long from their hearts

Verse 2

G C G

I remember the way that the old truck smelled

D G C

Like a fresh cut field of hay

G C G

And I remember the sound of the crickets chirpin’

D G C

Everything was okay

G C G

And I remember the way that the moon would shine

D G C

Through the window by my bed

G C G

And I remember the way that you used to smile

D G C G

Before the light inside went dead

Chorus

C G

And no one noticed when you stopped callin’

D G C

No one noticed when you started fallin’ apart

G D

And no one noticed you were drownin’

C G

‘Cause you’d been gone so long from their hearts

Bridge

C G

And the days go by like ghosts in the night

D G

And the memories fade in the mornin’ light

C G D

And the world keeps turnin’, never askin’ why

G C G

You just learned to live with a hole inside

Verse 3

G C G

Now I sit on this porch and I watch the cars

D G C

Fly by on the interstate

G C G

And I wonder if anyone sees me here

D G C

Or if it’s just all too late

G C G

’Cause the silence is a sound that I’ve come to know

D G C

Like the back of my own two hands

G C G

And the emptiness is a friend that I never chose

D G C G

But it understands, it understands

Chorus

C G

And no one noticed when I stopped callin’

D G C

No one noticed when I started fallin’ apart

G D

And no one noticed I was drownin’

C G

‘Cause I’d been gone so long from their hearts

C G

Yeah, I’d been gone so long from their hearts

Practice tip: Focus on the steady, even strum and let the lyrics carry the emotion; the chord changes are slow and deliberate, giving you plenty of time to move between G, C, and D.

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Key

G Major

Difficulty

Beginner

Left Hand

Root notes

Chords

G · C · D · Em

A reflective and poignant song by Zach Bryan about quiet struggles and resilience. Beginner difficulty in the key of G.

Folk Strum (4/4 Time)

↓↓↑↑↓↑

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Tip: Use a capo on the 2nd fret to match the original recording’s key of A, while still playing the G-shaped chords shown.

Lyrics & Chords

Full Song

Verse 1

G C G

I remember the days when the sun would stay

D G C

Out past nine o'clock at night

G C G

And I remember the sound of the old screen door

D G C

Slammin’ in the summertime

G C G

And I remember the way that the old folks talked

D G C

About the way things were

G C G

And I remember the way that the rain would fall

D G C G

On a tin roof made of steel

Chorus

C G

And no one noticed when you stopped callin’

D G C

No one noticed when you started fallin’ apart

G D

And no one noticed you were drownin’

C G

‘Cause you’d been gone so long from their hearts

Verse 2

G C G

I remember the way that the old truck smelled

D G C

Like a fresh cut field of hay

G C G

And I remember the sound of the crickets chirpin’

D G C

Everything was okay

G C G

And I remember the way that the moon would shine

D G C

Through the window by my bed

G C G

And I remember the way that you used to smile

D G C G

Before the light inside went dead

Chorus

C G

And no one noticed when you stopped callin’

D G C

No one noticed when you started fallin’ apart

G D

And no one noticed you were drownin’

C G

‘Cause you’d been gone so long from their hearts

Bridge

C G

And the days go by like ghosts in the night

D G

And the memories fade in the mornin’ light

C G D

And the world keeps turnin’, never askin’ why

G C G

You just learned to live with a hole inside

Verse 3

G C G

Now I sit on this porch and I watch the cars

D G C

Fly by on the interstate

G C G

And I wonder if anyone sees me here

D G C

Or if it’s just all too late

G C G

’Cause the silence is a sound that I’ve come to know

D G C

Like the back of my own two hands

G C G

And the emptiness is a friend that I never chose

D G C G

But it understands, it understands

Chorus

C G

And no one noticed when I stopped callin’

D G C

No one noticed when I started fallin’ apart

G D

And no one noticed I was drownin’

C G

‘Cause I’d been gone so long from their hearts

C G

Yeah, I’d been gone so long from their hearts

Practice tip: Focus on the steady, even strum and let the lyrics carry the emotion; the chord changes are slow and deliberate, giving you plenty of time to move between G, C, and D.

Gtap to play

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Key

G Major

Difficulty

Beginner

Tuning

gDGBD (Open G)

Chords

G · C · D · Em

A reflective and poignant song by Zach Bryan about quiet struggles and resilience. Beginner difficulty in the key of G.

Folk Strum (4/4 Time)

↓↓↑↑↓↑

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Tip: Use a capo on the 2nd fret to match the original recording’s key of A, while still playing the G-shaped chords shown.

Lyrics & Chords

Full Song

Verse 1

G C G

I remember the days when the sun would stay

D G C

Out past nine o'clock at night

G C G

And I remember the sound of the old screen door

D G C

Slammin’ in the summertime

G C G

And I remember the way that the old folks talked

D G C

About the way things were

G C G

And I remember the way that the rain would fall

D G C G

On a tin roof made of steel

Chorus

C G

And no one noticed when you stopped callin’

D G C

No one noticed when you started fallin’ apart

G D

And no one noticed you were drownin’

C G

‘Cause you’d been gone so long from their hearts

Verse 2

G C G

I remember the way that the old truck smelled

D G C

Like a fresh cut field of hay

G C G

And I remember the sound of the crickets chirpin’

D G C

Everything was okay

G C G

And I remember the way that the moon would shine

D G C

Through the window by my bed

G C G

And I remember the way that you used to smile

D G C G

Before the light inside went dead

Chorus

C G

And no one noticed when you stopped callin’

D G C

No one noticed when you started fallin’ apart

G D

And no one noticed you were drownin’

C G

‘Cause you’d been gone so long from their hearts

Bridge

C G

And the days go by like ghosts in the night

D G

And the memories fade in the mornin’ light

C G D

And the world keeps turnin’, never askin’ why

G C G

You just learned to live with a hole inside

Verse 3

G C G

Now I sit on this porch and I watch the cars

D G C

Fly by on the interstate

G C G

And I wonder if anyone sees me here

D G C

Or if it’s just all too late

G C G

’Cause the silence is a sound that I’ve come to know

D G C

Like the back of my own two hands

G C G

And the emptiness is a friend that I never chose

D G C G

But it understands, it understands

Chorus

C G

And no one noticed when I stopped callin’

D G C

No one noticed when I started fallin’ apart

G D

And no one noticed I was drownin’

C G

‘Cause I’d been gone so long from their hearts

C G

Yeah, I’d been gone so long from their hearts

Practice tip: Focus on the steady, even strum and let the lyrics carry the emotion; the chord changes are slow and deliberate, giving you plenty of time to move between G, C, and D.

Gtap to play

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Emtap to play

Key

G Major

Difficulty

Beginner

Tuning

G-D-A-E

Chords

G · C · D · Em

A reflective and poignant song by Zach Bryan about quiet struggles and resilience. Beginner difficulty in the key of G.

Folk Strum (4/4 Time)

↓↓↑↑↓↑

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Tip: Use a capo on the 2nd fret to match the original recording’s key of A, while still playing the G-shaped chords shown.

Lyrics & Chords

Full Song

Verse 1

G C G

I remember the days when the sun would stay

D G C

Out past nine o'clock at night

G C G

And I remember the sound of the old screen door

D G C

Slammin’ in the summertime

G C G

And I remember the way that the old folks talked

D G C

About the way things were

G C G

And I remember the way that the rain would fall

D G C G

On a tin roof made of steel

Chorus

C G

And no one noticed when you stopped callin’

D G C

No one noticed when you started fallin’ apart

G D

And no one noticed you were drownin’

C G

‘Cause you’d been gone so long from their hearts

Verse 2

G C G

I remember the way that the old truck smelled

D G C

Like a fresh cut field of hay

G C G

And I remember the sound of the crickets chirpin’

D G C

Everything was okay

G C G

And I remember the way that the moon would shine

D G C

Through the window by my bed

G C G

And I remember the way that you used to smile

D G C G

Before the light inside went dead

Chorus

C G

And no one noticed when you stopped callin’

D G C

No one noticed when you started fallin’ apart

G D

And no one noticed you were drownin’

C G

‘Cause you’d been gone so long from their hearts

Bridge

C G

And the days go by like ghosts in the night

D G

And the memories fade in the mornin’ light

C G D

And the world keeps turnin’, never askin’ why

G C G

You just learned to live with a hole inside

Verse 3

G C G

Now I sit on this porch and I watch the cars

D G C

Fly by on the interstate

G C G

And I wonder if anyone sees me here

D G C

Or if it’s just all too late

G C G

’Cause the silence is a sound that I’ve come to know

D G C

Like the back of my own two hands

G C G

And the emptiness is a friend that I never chose

D G C G

But it understands, it understands

Chorus

C G

And no one noticed when I stopped callin’

D G C

No one noticed when I started fallin’ apart

G D

And no one noticed I was drownin’

C G

‘Cause I’d been gone so long from their hearts

C G

Yeah, I’d been gone so long from their hearts

Practice tip: Focus on the steady, even strum and let the lyrics carry the emotion; the chord changes are slow and deliberate, giving you plenty of time to move between G, C, and D.

Gtap to play

Ctap to play

Dtap to play

Emtap to play

Key

G Major

Difficulty

Beginner

Harp Key

C Diatonic

Chords

G · C · D · Em

A reflective and poignant song by Zach Bryan about quiet struggles and resilience. Beginner difficulty in the key of G.

Folk Strum (4/4 Time)

↓↓↑↑↓↑

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Tip: Use a capo on the 2nd fret to match the original recording’s key of A, while still playing the G-shaped chords shown.

Lyrics & Chords

Full Song

Verse 1

G C G

I remember the days when the sun would stay

D G C

Out past nine o'clock at night

G C G

And I remember the sound of the old screen door

D G C

Slammin’ in the summertime

G C G

And I remember the way that the old folks talked

D G C

About the way things were

G C G

And I remember the way that the rain would fall

D G C G

On a tin roof made of steel

Chorus

C G

And no one noticed when you stopped callin’

D G C

No one noticed when you started fallin’ apart

G D

And no one noticed you were drownin’

C G

‘Cause you’d been gone so long from their hearts

Verse 2

G C G

I remember the way that the old truck smelled

D G C

Like a fresh cut field of hay

G C G

And I remember the sound of the crickets chirpin’

D G C

Everything was okay

G C G

And I remember the way that the moon would shine

D G C

Through the window by my bed

G C G

And I remember the way that you used to smile

D G C G

Before the light inside went dead

Chorus

C G

And no one noticed when you stopped callin’

D G C

No one noticed when you started fallin’ apart

G D

And no one noticed you were drownin’

C G

‘Cause you’d been gone so long from their hearts

Bridge

C G

And the days go by like ghosts in the night

D G

And the memories fade in the mornin’ light

C G D

And the world keeps turnin’, never askin’ why

G C G

You just learned to live with a hole inside

Verse 3

G C G

Now I sit on this porch and I watch the cars

D G C

Fly by on the interstate

G C G

And I wonder if anyone sees me here

D G C

Or if it’s just all too late

G C G

’Cause the silence is a sound that I’ve come to know

D G C

Like the back of my own two hands

G C G

And the emptiness is a friend that I never chose

D G C G

But it understands, it understands

Chorus

C G

And no one noticed when I stopped callin’

D G C

No one noticed when I started fallin’ apart

G D

And no one noticed I was drownin’

C G

‘Cause I’d been gone so long from their hearts

C G

Yeah, I’d been gone so long from their hearts

Practice tip: Focus on the steady, even strum and let the lyrics carry the emotion; the chord changes are slow and deliberate, giving you plenty of time to move between G, C, and D.