Some Hearts: Free Sheet Music

Image via Wikipedia One of the coolest songs that I love by Carrie Underwood, is Some Hearts. I love the beginning 2 lines of music on an air pad/strings setting on the keyboard. Then it goes into a rocking bass drum beat with fast pace.

Get your FREE sheet music download at: http://www.sheetzbox.com/piano/sheets/10185/Carrie_Underwood-Some_Hearts_SheetMusic.html



Here's the chord chart to Carrie's song,  Some Hearts:

D                              A 
I’ve never been the kind that you’d call lucky 
G                   C9
Always stumbling’ around in circles 
D                         A
But I must have stumbled into something 
G 
Look at me 
      C9                G
Am I really alone with you 
D                           A
I wake up feeling like my life’s worth living 
G                    C9
Can’t recall when I last felt that way 
D                          A
Guess it must be all this love you’re giving 
G                C9            G          A
Never knew never knew it could be like this 

But I guess 


D        G
Some hearts 
          A
They just get all the right breaks 
D        G            A
Some hearts have the stars on their side 
D        G
Some hearts, 
           A
They just have it so easy 
A                      G
Some hearts just get lucky sometimes 
A                      G         D
Some hearts just get lucky sometimes 

D A G C9

D                               A 
Now who’d have thought someone like you could love me 
G                         C9
You’re the last thing my heart expected 
D                            A
Who’d have thought I’d ever find somebody 
G                   C9            G 
Someone who someone who makes me feel 
       A 
like this 

Well I guess 


D        G
Some hearts 
           A
They just get all the right breaks 
D        G             A
Some hearts have the stars on their side 
D        G
Some hearts, 
           A
They just have it so easy 
A                      G
Some hearts just get lucky sometimes 
A                      G                    
Some hearts just get lucky...

Bridge: (slow)

          Bm
...sometimes 
A                              G 
Oooh ooooh....Even hearts like mine 
       A               E
Get lucky, lucky sometimes 
                  C#m     A     (pause)
Even hearts like mine....Oooh-hoooo



D        G
Some hearts
           A
They just get all the right breaks 
D        G             A
Some hearts have the stars on their side 
D        G
Some hearts, 
           A
They just have it so easy 
A                     G
Some hearts just get lucky sometimes 
A                     G
Some hearts just get lucky 
    D    G          D     G     D
Sometimes…   Oooohhoooo 

Carrie Underwood - Some Hearts 

Video credit: perfectprincess365

 Here's another chord chart from the artist Carrie Underwood's song:

INTRO: D5   A/D   Bbmaj7  Bb6  2x

VERSE:

D5                             A/D      
 I've never been the kind that you'd call lucky
Bbmaj7              Bb6             D5       
 Always stumbling' around in circles
                           A/D      
 But I must have stumbled into something
Bbmaj7             Bb6    G2      
 Look at me. Am I really alone with you

D5                         A/D         
 I wake up feeling like my life's worth living
Bbmaj7               Bb6                D5
 Can't recall when I last felt that way
                           A/D       
 Guess it must be all this love you're giving
Bbmaj7            Bb6           G2          Asus           
 Never knew never knew it could be like this

 But I guess

CHORUS:

D     G2                Asus        G2           D  
 Some hearts, They just get all the right breaks
      G2               Asus       G2        D     
 Some hearts, Have the stars on their side
      G2                Asus       G2  
 Some hearts, They just have it so easy
Asus                  G2 
 Some hearts just get lucky sometimes
Asus                  G2               D5   A/D    
 Some hearts just get lucky, lucky sometimes

VERSE:

D5                                   A/D
 Now who'd have thought someone like you could love me
Bbmaj7                    Bb6            D5
 You're the last thing my heart expected
                             A/D 
 Who'd have thought I'd ever find somebody
Bbmaj7               Bb6          G2           Asus           
 Someone who someone who makes me feel like this

 Well I guess



D     G2                Asus        G2           D  
 Some hearts, They just get all the right breaks
      G2               Asus       G2       D     
 Some hearts, Have the stars on their side,  yes
      G2                Asus       G2  
 Some hearts, They just have it so easy
Asus                  G2 
 Some hearts just get lucky sometimes
Asus                  G2          Bm
 Some hearts just get lucky sometimes,Ooooooh

BRIDGE:

      D/A         G9        A      B        E     B/E    
 Even hearts like mine get lucky, lucky sometimes
 
A/E  B/E E  B/E A/E     E          C#m7 B/C#   A
                  Even hearts like mine.....  
Bsus   A5    NC
 Ohhhhhhhh

CHORUS:

D     G2                Asus        G2           D  
 Some hearts, They just get all the right breaks
      G2               Asus       G2        D     
 Some hearts, Have the stars on their side
      G2                Asus       G2  
 Some hearts, They just have it so easy
Asus                  G2 
 Some hearts just get lucky 

D     G2                Asus        G2           D  
 Some hearts, They just get all the right breaks
      G2               Asus       G2       D     
 Some hearts, Have the stars on their side,  yes
      G2                Asus       G2  
 Some hearts, They just have it so easy
Asus                  G2 
 Some hearts just get lucky sometimes
Asus                  G2        D   A/D  Bbmaj7  Bb6    RPEAT TO FADE
 Some hearts just get lucky sometimes

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 More About Carrie:

Carrie Underwood

"Carrie Marie Underwood (born March 10, 1983 in Muskogee, Oklahoma) is an American country singer-songwriter. She rose to fame as the winner of the fourth season of American Idol, and has become a multi-platinum selling recording artist and a multiple Grammy Award winner. Her debut album, Some Hearts, was certified seven times platinum and is the fastest selling debut country album in Nielsen SoundScan history.

Her second album, Carnival Ride, was released on October 23, 2007. It has so far sold about 2 million copies To date, Underwood has sold over 11 million records in the United States. Underwood was inducted as a member of the Grand Ole Opry on May 10, 2008."

Hope you enjoy playing this song as much as I do! I wonder, do you have a favorite Carrie Underwood song? A very talented young lady, indeed!

All the best, LadyD

5 Tips to Moving the Piano

Image via WikipediaMy favorite instrument to play is the piano. I like the sounds that come from the many different types of pianos that are available. They are such sensitive instruments and just hearing classical music on the piano is so relaxing to me. 

As a matter of fact, I love to hear all genres of music on the piano. The instrument is so different than a keyboard. I like them as well but there's something quite special about acoustic instruments. 

Now pianos can cost you quite a bit of money these days to own. The simplest piano can be around a few hundred dollars and then the price escalates to thousands of dollars on more complex ones. 

So it seems more and more folks are renting pianos first before making the decision to buy one. Whether you own an upright or grand piano, when the time comes to moving your piano to a new location the size and weight become a huge determining factor. 

Lightweight pianos are around 300 pounds or so. The heavier ones start at 500 pounds and can easily weigh 1300 pounds depending on the year and the make of the piano. So, if you are thinking that all you need are 2 people to move a spinet piano, perhaps you can get by safely with that. 

Piano Moved to the First Floor

But when it came time to moving my 1910 upright piano it took 4 strong guys and lots of wooden planks to roll it through an 8 foot glass slider door. 

I've seen 7 guys move a baby grand piano out of a church before. And many folks do not recommend rolling a piano on its metal casters for fear of scratching wooden floors. 

Pianos are sensitive to climate/temperature changes such as humidity and movement as well. If you have one stored in a damp garage against a cold wall, I suggest you move it quickly into a warmer dwelling. 

Why even bumping a sensitive piano can put it out of sorts, so to speak. Plus, a cracked or damaged part of the wood can affect the overall sound tone as well. 

You might want to consider a professional licensed piano mover who has all the right equipment with crates, ramps, blanket coverings, and pads ramps to prevent shock damage if bumped a bit during the move. No slipping and sliding and no runaway pianos allowed! 

So the cost of moving a piano varies by: 

1. Type of Piano
2. Distance of Move
3. Difficulty of Move
4. Amount of Help
5. Urgency of Move 

And the cost can be hourly or just one flat rate price. I would suggest calling around, chat with your local piano tuners in town and get an idea on an estimate. 

Fortunately for me the moving distance wasn’t too far. I would say the travel time was a half hour. It took 4 guys to load my old upright piano on ramps (wish we had a hydraulic lift) and onto the truck bed. No, we didn't have a piano dolly and that would have been another nice tool to have. Then we securely tied the piano down. 

Taking it out of the truck was a little scary but once we landed we were so thankful to be on the driveway. I’ve heard others tell that pushing a piano through grass is as difficult as pushing a piano up a flight of stairs. It's the heavy metal castings that add to the weight of the piano, too. 

The rule of suggestion is to move a piano with the front side facing forward and walk directly keeping it balanced. Fortunately for us, there were no tight turns in the process and no stairs to climb. We set the planks down on concrete to roll the old upright indoors and our mission was successfully accomplished with no hurt backs in the process. 

Be sure and wait a couple of weeks for your piano to acclimate to its new climate surroundings before giving your local piano tuner a call. 

Whether you move a piano by yourself with a little help from your friends or pay piano movers, I hope you only have to do it once!