Hello I’m in Delaware by City and Colour: Guitar Chords and Lyrics

In a world that constantly demands more—more productivity, more success, more effort—it’s easy to forget one essential thing: being good to yourself. Many people prioritize their work, relationships, and responsibilities while neglecting their own well-being. But treating yourself with kindness, respect, and care isn’t selfish—it’s essential. When you are good to yourself, you build resilience, improve your mental and physical health, and create a life that is more fulfilling. Here’s how to make self-kindness a daily habit. 1. Practice Self-Compassion Self-compassion means treating yourself with the same understanding and kindness that you would offer a friend. Instead of harsh self-criticism, try: Speaking to yourself kindly: Replace negative self-talk with encouragement. Forgiving your mistakes: No one is perfect—learn from them and move forward. Acknowledging your struggles: It’s okay to feel overwhelmed sometimes. When you stop being your own worst critic, you create space for growth and self-improvement. 2. Prioritize Your Well-Being Being good to yourself means taking care of your body and mind. Some ways to do this include: Getting enough rest – Sleep is essential for recovery and mental clarity. Eating nutritious food – Fuel your body with what makes you feel strong. Exercising regularly – Movement improves both physical and mental health. Taking breaks – Rest prevents burnout and improves focus. When you take care of yourself, you feel better, think clearer, and perform at your best. 3. Set Boundaries and Say No Many people struggle with overcommitting, leading to stress and exhaustion. Being good to yourself means: Saying no to things that drain your energy. Protecting your time and not feeling guilty about it. Choosing relationships that uplift you instead of those that drain you. Boundaries are not selfish—they are necessary for a balanced, healthy life. 4. Celebrate Your Achievements Often, people focus on what they haven’t done rather than what they have accomplished. Recognize your progress, no matter how small. Celebrate milestones—whether personal or professional. Give yourself credit for your efforts. Acknowledging achievements fuels motivation and self-worth. 5. Engage in Activities That Bring You Joy Life isn’t just about obligations; it’s also about enjoyment. Make time for: Hobbies that make you happy (reading, painting, music, sports). Moments of relaxation (taking a walk, meditating, listening to music). New experiences that inspire you. Doing things you love isn’t a luxury—it’s an important part of a fulfilling life. 6. Surround Yourself with Positive People The people around you influence how you feel about yourself. Limit toxic relationships that bring negativity. Spend time with those who support and uplift you. Seek out positive environments that encourage growth. A healthy support system reminds you that you deserve kindness—including from yourself. 7. Accept Yourself as You Are Being good to yourself means embracing who you are—flaws, strengths, and everything in between. You are enough as you are today. Self-acceptance doesn’t mean not improving—it means loving yourself in the process. Growth is a journey, not a destination. The sooner you accept yourself, the sooner you can thrive. Final Thoughts: Make Yourself a Priority Being good to yourself isn’t an occasional act—it’s a daily practice. Treat yourself with the kindness, care, and respect you deserve. When you prioritize your well-being, you not only improve your own life but also become better for those around you. So ask yourself today: How can I be good to myself right now? And then—do it.

City and Colour – Hello I’m in Delaware Capo: 4th Fret C#m 040230 Asus4 000230 F#5 244000 A5 577000 Eadd9 024000 G# 477000 (Riff 1) D|—————————-| B|–2/3\2p0——————-| G|———–2/4\2p0———-| D|——————-2/4\2p0–| G|—————————-| D|—————————-| (Riff 2) D|——————–| B|——————–| G|——————–| D|——–0h2h4——-| G|–0h2h4——-2p0—| D|——————0-| [Intro] C#m Asus4 (riff 1) F#5 A5 x2 [Verse 1] C#m Asus4 (riff 1) So there goes my life F#5 A5 Passing by with every exit sign C#m Asus4 (riff 1) It’s been so long F#5 A5 Sometimes I wonder how I will stay strong C#m Asus4 No sleep tonight F#5 A5 I’ll keep on driving these dark highway lines C#m Asus4 As the moon fades F#5 A5 One more night gone, only twenty more days [Pre-Chorus] Eadd9 (riff 2) F#5 (riff 2) A5 [Chorus] Eadd9 F#5 But I will see you again A5 I will see you again Eadd9 A long F#5 Time A5 From now C#m Asus4 (riff 1) F#5 A5 x2 [Verse 2] C#m Asus4 (riff 1) And there goes my life F#5 A5 Passing by with every departing flight C#m Asus4 (riff 1) And it’s been so hard F#5 A5 So much time so far apart C#m Asus4 And she walks the night F#5 A5 How many hearts will die tonight C#m Asus4 And will things have changed? F#5 A5 I guess I’ll find out in seventeen days [Pre-Chorus] Eadd9 (riff 2) F#5 (riff 2) A5 [Chorus] Eadd9 F#5 But I will see you again A5 I will see you again Eadd9 A long F#5 Time A5 From now [Bridge] G# My body aches A5 And it hurts to sing F#5 A5 And no one is moving G# And I wish that I A5 Weren’t here tonight F#5 A5 But this is my life [Chorus] Eadd9 F#5 and I will see you again A5 I will see you again Eadd9 A long F#5 Time A5 From now Eadd9 F#5 and I will see you again A5 I will see you again Eadd9 A long F#5 Time A5 From now ************************************ | h Hammer-on | p Pull-off | / Slide up | \ Slide down ************************************

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