[Intro] Am F C Am F C [Verse] Am I'm staring at the wall, F C I'm sipping on a sin Am I'm wondering what kinda F C state you're in Am It's been five months and F C I ain't tried to call you Am But five more minutes, F C no telling what I'll do [Chorus] F I'm all gussied up to get down C Beat a dead horse into the ground Am I'm standing on the curb, you're picking me up F Something 'bout tonight got me lonely enough F So turn that radio on C And love me all night to a sad song Am Yeah, baby, I can take another regret F Kiss me like you ain't over me yet [Verse] Am F C My roommates are all out of town Am And there's a parking lot F C right by my house Am Nobody's gotta know, F C nobody's gotta see, no, no, no Am F C And I know how to wash you off of me [Chorus] F Yeah, I'm all gussied up to get down C Beat a dead horse into the ground Am I'm standing on the curb, you're picking me up F Something 'bout tonight got me lonely enough F So turn that radio on C And love me all night to a sad song Am Yeah, baby, I can take another regret F Kiss me like you ain't over me yet [Post-Chorus] Dm7 Am7 Fmaj7 Ain't over me yet Dm7 Am7 Fmaj7 Ain't over me yet [Bridge] Am F C I know it's over, but still Am Baby, would you come over? F C We could get some closure for real Am F C Yeah, I know it's over, but still Am You could come over, F C we could get some closure for real [Out-Chorus] F I'm all gussied up to get down C Beat a dead horse into the ground Am I'm standing on the curb, you're picking me up F Something 'bout tonight got me lonely enough F So turn that radio on C And love me all night to a sad song Am Yeah, baby, I can take another regret F Kiss me like you ain't over me yet Fm Just yet
Song Details
- Song: Aint Over Me Yet
- Artist: Carter Faith
If you are a fan of raw, narrative-driven country music, Carter Faith’s “Ain’t Over Me Yet” is a track you need to add to your playing repertoire. Combining a hauntingly beautiful melody with deeply relatable lyrics about the lingering ghost of a past relationship, this song captures the exact moment temptation and nostalgia collide. Written with an undeniable emotional depth, it has quickly become a standout favorite for acoustic players looking to master modern country-pop storytelling.
The best part? You don’t need a capo or complex jazz theory to bring this track to life. Played in the beginner-friendly Key of C at a steady 148 BPM, the song relies heavily on a core foundation of open chords like Am, F, and C. This makes it an excellent choice for both beginner and intermediate guitarists who want to practice smooth chord transitions without getting bogged down by intricate fingerpicking. As the arrangement moves into the post-chorus and bridge, the addition of subtle variations like Dm7, Am7, Fmaj7, and Fm adds a beautiful, melancholy texture that perfectly mirrors the bittersweet ache of the lyrics.
Whether you want to strum along to the official lyric video or strip it back for an intimate acoustic cover, this comprehensive guide has you covered. Grab your guitar, tune up to standard tuning, and let’s dive into the chords, lyrics, and structure for “Ain’t Over Me Yet.”
Chords Info
- Tunning: Standard(EADGBE)
- Chords: Am, F, C, Dm7, Am7, Fmaj7, Fm
- Key: C
- Capo: NA
- BPM: 148
Aint Over Me Yet Chords
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
What key is Aint Over Me Yet in?
Aint Over Me Yet is in the key of C.
What chords do I need for Aint Over Me Yet?
You need Am, F, C, Dm7, Am7, Fmaj7, Fm to play Aint Over Me Yet by Carter Faith (No Capo).
Do I need a capo for Aint Over Me Yet?
Yes, place a capo on the NA to play Aint Over Me Yet by Carter Faith (No Capo).
How hard is Aint Over Me Yet to play on guitar?
Aint Over Me Yet by Carter Faith (No Capo) is rated Intermediate. It includes some barre chords or slash chords.