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Dm But I had to catch you, running through my mind all C day baby. Dm They all say I'm crazy, cause anybody even when your C father said. Dm That I can't be with you, I don't hear a word they say C. [Chorus] Cause I'm in love with Dm that girl. C So don't be mad at me. Cause I'm in love with Dm that girl.
Jun 27, 2018 · Its my F fault cause I G said I needed Am space. And I've been F torturing my G self night and Am day. About that F girl, the G one I let get a Am way. I keep saying F no. This G can't be the way it was sup Am posed to be. I keep saying F no. There's G gotta be a way. There's Dm gotta be a way. To get you close to me.
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Although still only two chords, the C/G is an unusual shape, so will take you a little practice to learn. Something In The Way is a stripped-back acoustic guitar song that’s both easy to play and effective. To play in the same key than the recording, use a capo on the first fret. 3. Ring of Fire – Johnny Cash.
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- “Horse with No Name” by America. Chords: Em, Dmaj9/F# This song is a fantastic choice for beginners because it uses only two chords throughout the entire song and there is no need for chord changes.
- “Wonderwall” by Oasis. Chords: Em7, G, Dsus4, A7sus4. Number 2 on our list of easy guitar songs, “Wonderwall” by Oasis is a great choice for beginners due to the song’s simple chord progression and its slow-paced strumming pattern.
- “Wish You Were Here” by Pink Floyd. Chords: G, D, C, Am. “Wish You Were Here” is a timeless classic with a chord progression that’s manageable for beginners.
- “Bad Moon Rising” by Creedence Clearwater Revival. Chords: D, A, G. “Bad Moon Rising” has a three-chord structure and a straightforward strumming pattern, making it great for beginners to practice their strumming skills and chord transitions.
- Smoke on The Water by Deep Purple
- Can’T Help Falling in Love by Elvis Presley
- Louie Louie by The Kingsmen
- Let It Be by The Beatles
- Ring of Fire by Johnny Cash
- Perfect by Ed Sheeran
- All of Me by John Legend
- Wonderwall by Oasis
- Hey Jude by The Beatles
- Imagine by John Lennon
Why it’s good for beginners: This hard rock classic is excellent for practicing barre chords as far as beginner songs go. How to practice it: Work through each chord shape before practicing the transition from the E chord to the G and Aguitar chords. What to look out for: The intro of this song is all about playing mighty chords, but when you get i...
Why it’s good for beginners: It’s one of the most popular pop songs on Ultimate Guitar’s top 100 list of guitar tabs (1). How to practice it: You only have three guitar chords to learn: C, G, and Am. What to look out for: Timing your strums is vital with this song. Once you get the hang of it, it becomes second nature. After you learn the strumming...
Why it’s good for beginners: You need three guitar chords to make it through this 1963 hit by The Kingsmen — and easy ones at that. How to practice it: Learn the shapes of the three chords — A, D, and Em — and then work on the transitions. The good news is they just keep repeating and repeating and repeating. What to look out for: Once you’ve maste...
Why it’s good for beginners: This Beatles classic takes a little time to learn the chords, but once you have it down, you can feel how the chords walk up and down the C scale, allowing you to connect the verse to the chorus melodically. How to practice it: In tandem with learning the guitar chords, run through the song by only playing the bass note...
Why it’s good for beginners: Everyone needs to know a Johnny Cash song, and there’s no one better than Ring of Fire. How to practice it: It’s only three chords — G, C, and D — but you want to focus on thumbing the bass notes to give that percussive feel to the song. What to look out for: This is one of those easy songs that are all about rhythm. St...
Why it’s good for beginners: This modern pop song is the ultimate song to play and sing to someone special. Thankfully, it’s also a consistent pattern with only four chords to worry about it. It’s also an excellent introduction to fingerpicking as opposed to strumming. How to practice it: After learning the shapes, fingerpick the chords from the ba...
Why it’s good for beginners: It’s a great introduction to songs with a verse, chorus, pre-chorus, and bridge because it retains the same chords, just in different orders. How to practice it: Break this up one section at a time. Focus on perfecting the verse before moving to the pre-chorus and chorus sections. What to look out for: This is another s...
Why it’s good for beginners: You’ve seen the memes, but Oasis’ Wonderwall is the ultimate song to play on the guitar you bring (or find) at a party. How to practice it: The chords in this song — Em, G, D, and an A7 — aren’t too difficult to learn. It’s the strumming pattern you need to practice. Try playing along with the original Oasis recording t...
Why it’s good for beginners: You can learn some more complicated chords, including Bb, without getting too frustrated. How to practice it: The rhythm is what’s most challenging about this piece. The chords aren’t too bad. Practice slowly before trying to play along with John, Paul, Ringo, and George. What to look out for: This song may feel slow, b...
Why it’s good for beginners: This iconic song is the perfect tune to learn how to fingerpick. If you can play Imagine, everyone will think you’re a guitar pro. How to practice it: Work on the fingerpicking pattern you hear on the record, but ignore the piano part that chromatically climbs the scale. What to look out for: If you’ve never fingerpicke...
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