The wonder of you chords

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I'll send you emails every week or so with guitar lessons, tips, inspiration, and more No Spam, Ever! Unsubscribe anytime. I like to teach this song because it has a great example of a common chord progression. Specifically the I-vi-ii-V one-six-two-five.

The wonder of you chords

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I'll send you emails every week or so with guitar lessons, tips, inspiration, and more No Spam, Ever! Unsubscribe anytime. I like to teach this song because it has a great example of a common chord progression. Specifically the I-vi-ii-V one-six-two-five.

The wonder of you chords

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Regards Eric. Download Now. Your email address will not be published. If you have found a mistake in a song currently on GuvnaGuitars. This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Submit it by clicking on the button below. Prove it: Take The Quiz! Put It All Together Jump to to play along with the full song. Unsubscribe anytime. Post Comment. This is a nice and easy change from the G. Then just bring your ring finger over to the 4th string 2nd fret. This is a great progression to practice changing between chords that typically go together.

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Another upgrade is to use a G7 chord. Any comments about the song that do not relate to playing it should be posted in the comments section after your song instructions have been published. Jump to to play along with the full song. Please do not submit any unnessercery information. This is my second favorite way to play this chord. This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Register online and start learning today. Required fields are marked. Don't stop now! The first progression will go like this: G-Em-Am-D Each chord will be played for half a measure, or two beats. Have a song you know the chords for that you'd like to share with others?