Aaron Lewis Country Guitar Songs
Learn His Greatest Acoustic Hits

Chord sheets are in .pdf format, videos are in .mp4 format so playable on all devices. Below you'll find some rhythm tips on playing each song along with chords listed.

Am I the Only One is a track by Aaron Lewis, released as a single from his 2021 album "Frayed at Both Ends." The song quickly made its mark, reaching the top of the Billboard Hot Country Songs chart, showcasing Lewis's ability to connect with a wide audience through his poignant lyrics and soulful delivery.

The song, co-written by Lewis alongside Ira Dean and Jeffrey Steele, addresses themes of patriotism, freedom, and a sense of longing for a simpler time. Its success on the charts reflects the resonance of these themes with listeners.

Notably, "Am I the Only One" has been covered by various artists, further solidifying its impact. The song's crossover appeal has seen renditions by musicians across different genres, attesting to its universal message. The track's popularity has been further enhanced by its use as a rallying cry at live performances, fostering a sense of camaraderie among fans.

Everybody Talks To God appears on Aaron Lewis’s 2016 album Sinner and was released as a single that resonated strongly with country audiences.

The song reached the Top 10 on the Billboard Country Airplay chart, marking one of Lewis’s most successful solo efforts. Its message centers on faith, humility, and the idea that people often turn to God in times of need, delivered through a stripped-down, heartfelt vocal style. The track’s acoustic-driven arrangement makes it especially appealing for guitar players, with simple chord progressions supporting its powerful lyrics.

Though not widely covered, it has been performed in live settings by various artists and remains a standout in Lewis’s catalog. The song also reflects his transition from rock to country, blending both influences seamlessly.

God and Guns is a track from Aaron Lewis's 2019 album "State I'm In." The song, co-written by Lewis alongside Ben Danaher and Ira Dean, delves into themes of faith, freedom, and the complex relationship between spirituality and firearms. Its contemplative lyrics coupled with Lewis's distinct vocal delivery contribute to the song's emotional depth.

This track was never released as a single from the album.

Regarding cover versions, while I don't have information on specific covers, it's not uncommon for well-received songs like "God and Guns" to be embraced by other artists. Checking recent sources may provide insights into any notable covers.

Someone is another track from his Frayed At Both Ends that was never released as a single.

The song is about having someone stick by your side during your lifetime through the ups and downs, good times and bad.

Most people have someone in their lives that fit this theme and the song is appreciation about their dedication to hanging in there when the going gets tough.

Download the free Aaron Lewis Someone chords sheet below.

Sticks And Stones is featured on Aaron Lewis’s 2012 album The Road and was released as a single that reached the Top 20 on the Billboard Hot Country Songs chart.

The song offers a reflective look at life’s struggles, focusing on resilience and the idea that words and hardships can shape a person over time. Its steady rhythm and straightforward chord structure make it well-suited for acoustic guitar, allowing the storytelling to take center stage.

The track helped solidify Lewis’s place in country music following his shift from his rock roots. While it hasn’t seen many high-profile covers, it continues to be appreciated by fans for its honest tone and relatable message, often featured in his live performances.