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Where the Wild Things Are Chords – Guitar
Luke Combs’ heartfelt ode to fatherhood and watching his son explore the world. A tender country ballad with simple chords.
Country Ballad (4/4 Time)
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Tip: Play this one gently. The emotion comes through restraint — let the lyrics do the heavy lifting while you provide a steady, warm backdrop.
How to play
Step-by-Step Guide
1
Four open chords
The song uses G, C, D, and Em. Straightforward beginner chords.
2
Verse pattern
The verse alternates G and C with gentle strumming. Keep it understated and emotional.
3
Chorus
The chorus opens up with D-Em-C-G. Let the dynamics lift slightly here.
4
Feel the song
This is a song about love and wonder. Play it like you’re singing to someone you love.
Lyrics & Chords
Full Song
Verse 1
G C
Last night I heard him crying
G C
Walked down the hall and I walked in
Em C
Picked him up and held him
G D
Then I laid him back down again
Chorus
G C
Where the wild things are
Em D
That’s where we’ll be
G C
Where the wild things are
Em D
Just you and me
Practice tip: Use fingerpicking instead of strumming for a more intimate feel that matches the song’s tender subject matter.
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Where the Wild Things Are Chords – Ukulele
Luke Combs’ heartfelt ode to fatherhood and watching his son explore the world. A tender country ballad with simple chords.
Country Ballad (4/4 Time)
↓↓↑↑↓↑
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Tip: Play this one gently. The emotion comes through restraint — let the lyrics do the heavy lifting while you provide a steady, warm backdrop.
How to play
Step-by-Step Guide
1
Four open chords
The song uses G, C, D, and Em. Straightforward beginner chords.
2
Verse pattern
The verse alternates G and C with gentle strumming. Keep it understated and emotional.
3
Chorus
The chorus opens up with D-Em-C-G. Let the dynamics lift slightly here.
4
Feel the song
This is a song about love and wonder. Play it like you’re singing to someone you love.
Lyrics & Chords
Full Song
Verse 1
G C
Last night I heard him crying
G C
Walked down the hall and I walked in
Em C
Picked him up and held him
G D
Then I laid him back down again
Chorus
G C
Where the wild things are
Em D
That’s where we’ll be
G C
Where the wild things are
Em D
Just you and me
Practice tip: Use fingerpicking instead of strumming for a more intimate feel that matches the song’s tender subject matter.
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Where the Wild Things Are Chords – Piano
Luke Combs’ heartfelt ode to fatherhood and watching his son explore the world. A tender country ballad with simple chords.
Country Ballad (4/4 Time)
↓↓↑↑↓↑
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Tip: Play this one gently. The emotion comes through restraint — let the lyrics do the heavy lifting while you provide a steady, warm backdrop.
How to play
Step-by-Step Guide
1
Four open chords
The song uses G, C, D, and Em. Straightforward beginner chords.
2
Verse pattern
The verse alternates G and C with gentle strumming. Keep it understated and emotional.
3
Chorus
The chorus opens up with D-Em-C-G. Let the dynamics lift slightly here.
4
Feel the song
This is a song about love and wonder. Play it like you’re singing to someone you love.
Lyrics & Chords
Full Song
Verse 1
G C
Last night I heard him crying
G C
Walked down the hall and I walked in
Em C
Picked him up and held him
G D
Then I laid him back down again
Chorus
G C
Where the wild things are
Em D
That’s where we’ll be
G C
Where the wild things are
Em D
Just you and me
Practice tip: Use fingerpicking instead of strumming for a more intimate feel that matches the song’s tender subject matter.
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Emtap to play
Where the Wild Things Are Chords – Banjo
Luke Combs’ heartfelt ode to fatherhood and watching his son explore the world. A tender country ballad with simple chords.
Country Ballad (4/4 Time)
↓↓↑↑↓↑
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Tip: Play this one gently. The emotion comes through restraint — let the lyrics do the heavy lifting while you provide a steady, warm backdrop.
How to play
Step-by-Step Guide
1
Four open chords
The song uses G, C, D, and Em. Straightforward beginner chords.
2
Verse pattern
The verse alternates G and C with gentle strumming. Keep it understated and emotional.
3
Chorus
The chorus opens up with D-Em-C-G. Let the dynamics lift slightly here.
4
Feel the song
This is a song about love and wonder. Play it like you’re singing to someone you love.
Lyrics & Chords
Full Song
Verse 1
G C
Last night I heard him crying
G C
Walked down the hall and I walked in
Em C
Picked him up and held him
G D
Then I laid him back down again
Chorus
G C
Where the wild things are
Em D
That’s where we’ll be
G C
Where the wild things are
Em D
Just you and me
Practice tip: Use fingerpicking instead of strumming for a more intimate feel that matches the song’s tender subject matter.
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Emtap to play
Where the Wild Things Are Chords – Mandolin
Luke Combs’ heartfelt ode to fatherhood and watching his son explore the world. A tender country ballad with simple chords.
Country Ballad (4/4 Time)
↓↓↑↑↓↑
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Tip: Play this one gently. The emotion comes through restraint — let the lyrics do the heavy lifting while you provide a steady, warm backdrop.
How to play
Step-by-Step Guide
1
Four open chords
The song uses G, C, D, and Em. Straightforward beginner chords.
2
Verse pattern
The verse alternates G and C with gentle strumming. Keep it understated and emotional.
3
Chorus
The chorus opens up with D-Em-C-G. Let the dynamics lift slightly here.
4
Feel the song
This is a song about love and wonder. Play it like you’re singing to someone you love.
Lyrics & Chords
Full Song
Verse 1
G C
Last night I heard him crying
G C
Walked down the hall and I walked in
Em C
Picked him up and held him
G D
Then I laid him back down again
Chorus
G C
Where the wild things are
Em D
That’s where we’ll be
G C
Where the wild things are
Em D
Just you and me
Practice tip: Use fingerpicking instead of strumming for a more intimate feel that matches the song’s tender subject matter.
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Emtap to play
Where the Wild Things Are Chords – Harmonica
Luke Combs’ heartfelt ode to fatherhood and watching his son explore the world. A tender country ballad with simple chords.
Country Ballad (4/4 Time)
↓↓↑↑↓↑
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Tip: Play this one gently. The emotion comes through restraint — let the lyrics do the heavy lifting while you provide a steady, warm backdrop.
How to play
Step-by-Step Guide
1
Four open chords
The song uses G, C, D, and Em. Straightforward beginner chords.
2
Verse pattern
The verse alternates G and C with gentle strumming. Keep it understated and emotional.
3
Chorus
The chorus opens up with D-Em-C-G. Let the dynamics lift slightly here.
4
Feel the song
This is a song about love and wonder. Play it like you’re singing to someone you love.
Lyrics & Chords
Full Song
Verse 1
G C
Last night I heard him crying
G C
Walked down the hall and I walked in
Em C
Picked him up and held him
G D
Then I laid him back down again
Chorus
G C
Where the wild things are
Em D
That’s where we’ll be
G C
Where the wild things are
Em D
Just you and me
Practice tip: Use fingerpicking instead of strumming for a more intimate feel that matches the song’s tender subject matter.
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Emtap to play
Where the Wild Things Are Chords – Violin
Luke Combs’ heartfelt ode to fatherhood and watching his son explore the world. A tender country ballad with simple chords.
Country Ballad (4/4 Time)
↓↓↑↑↓↑
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Tip: Play this one gently. The emotion comes through restraint — let the lyrics do the heavy lifting while you provide a steady, warm backdrop.
How to play
Step-by-Step Guide
1
Four open chords
The song uses G, C, D, and Em. Straightforward beginner chords.
2
Verse pattern
The verse alternates G and C with gentle strumming. Keep it understated and emotional.
3
Chorus
The chorus opens up with D-Em-C-G. Let the dynamics lift slightly here.
4
Feel the song
This is a song about love and wonder. Play it like you’re singing to someone you love.
Lyrics & Chords
Full Song
Verse 1
G C
Last night I heard him crying
G C
Walked down the hall and I walked in
Em C
Picked him up and held him
G D
Then I laid him back down again
Chorus
G C
Where the wild things are
Em D
That’s where we’ll be
G C
Where the wild things are
Em D
Just you and me
Practice tip: Use fingerpicking instead of strumming for a more intimate feel that matches the song’s tender subject matter.
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Ctap to play
Dtap to play
Emtap to play
Where the Wild Things Are Chords – Vocal
Luke Combs’ heartfelt ode to fatherhood and watching his son explore the world. A tender country ballad with simple chords.
Country Ballad (4/4 Time)
↓↓↑↑↓↑
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Tip: Play this one gently. The emotion comes through restraint — let the lyrics do the heavy lifting while you provide a steady, warm backdrop.
How to play
Step-by-Step Guide
1
Four open chords
The song uses G, C, D, and Em. Straightforward beginner chords.
2
Verse pattern
The verse alternates G and C with gentle strumming. Keep it understated and emotional.
3
Chorus
The chorus opens up with D-Em-C-G. Let the dynamics lift slightly here.
4
Feel the song
This is a song about love and wonder. Play it like you’re singing to someone you love.
Lyrics & Chords
Full Song
Verse 1
G C
Last night I heard him crying
G C
Walked down the hall and I walked in
Em C
Picked him up and held him
G D
Then I laid him back down again
Chorus
G C
Where the wild things are
Em D
That’s where we’ll be
G C
Where the wild things are
Em D
Just you and me
Practice tip: Use fingerpicking instead of strumming for a more intimate feel that matches the song’s tender subject matter.