[Intro] D [Verse 1] D There’s a beat coming from Gsus2 somewhere other than my chest D There’s words that stir up dust Gsus2 in the peace that I will rest D A melody to ease the mind Gsus2 long after I’ve lost mine D A5/E D I will, but my song will never die [Verse 2] D I don’t know the day, Gsus2 I don’t know the time D Gsus2 But one day my Bonnie ain’t gonna have her Clyde D And I know I’ll be leaving Gsus2 somewhere further down the line D A5 D I will, but my song will never die [Chorus] G When I hear that hallelujah D chorus calling me back home G I’ll lay down this guitar and D A someone else can sing my songs D It ain’t about the leaving, G it’s in what you leave behind D A5 D I will, but my song will never die [Verse 3] D True words are rare birds, Gsus2 they heal up broken hearts D They sing through rusty strings Gsus2 on beat up old guitars D The notes are always changing Gsus2 but truth stands the test of time D A5 D I will, but my song will never die [Chorus] G When I hear that hallelujah chorus D calling me back home G I’ll lay down this guitar and D A someone else can sing my songs D It ain’t about the leaving, G it’s in what you leave behind D A5 I will, but my song will never die [Instrumental] D G D G [Bridge] G When my name ain’t nothing D more than just letters on a stone G Or flowers in a field full of D A other sinners gone D It ain’t about the leaving, G it’s in what you leave behind D A D I will, but my song will never die D A G I will, but my song will never die D A G I will, but my song will never die D A G I will, but my song will never die D A G I will, but my song will never die [Outro] G When I hear that hallelujah chorus D calling me back home G I’ll lay down this guitar and D A5 someone else can sing my songs D It ain’t about the leaving, G it’s in what you leave behind D A D I will, but my song will never die D Oh I will, but my song will... never die
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The tenth track “My Song Will Never Die” was released on March 24, 2023, from the album Gettin’ Old. It was produced by Jonathan Singleton & Chip Matthews. The track is in the key of F# major, to simplify the chords use a Capo on the 4th fret.
You can also play the song by drop-down the tuning half-step to (Eb, Ab, Db, Gb, Bb, Eb) replacing the chords (D, G, Gsus2, A, A5, A5/E) to (G, C, Csus2, D, D5, D5/A,)
Chords Info
- Tuning: Standard(E A D G B E)
- BPM: 144
- Key: F#
- Capo: 4th fret
- Chords: D, G, Gsus2, A, A5, A5/E
- Suggested Strumming:
- D= Down Stroke, U = Upstroke, N.C= No Chord
| Guitar Chords | Ukulele Chords |
| D – xx0232 G – 320003 Gsus2 – 30003x A – x02220 A5 – x02xxx A5/E – 00xxxx | D – 2220 G – 0232 Gsus2 – 0230 A – 2100 A5 – xx00 A5/E – xx00 |
Track Info
- Artist: Luke Combs
- Album: Gettin’ Old
- Produced by Jonathan Singleton & Chip Matthews
- Release Date: March 24, 2023
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
What key is Luke Combs – My Song Will Never Die Chords in?
Luke Combs – My Song Will Never Die Chords is in the key of F#.
What chords do I need for Luke Combs – My Song Will Never Die Chords?
You need D, G, Gsus2, A, A5, A5/E to play Luke Combs – My Song Will Never Die Chords.
Do I need a capo for Luke Combs – My Song Will Never Die Chords?
Yes, place a capo on the 4th fret to play Luke Combs – My Song Will Never Die Chords.
How hard is Luke Combs – My Song Will Never Die Chords to play on guitar?
Luke Combs – My Song Will Never Die Chords is rated Intermediate. It includes some barre chords or slash chords.