Hi guys welcome back.
And today we're going to finish off this song so that you can now piece it all together and hopefully
get up to speed and play along with it.
Now today we're going to do the chorus.
Okay so the chorus I'm just going to play it through.
So you know where we are while I'm talking about.
It sounds like this one two three four.
So first things first hopefully you worked out.
That is the universal streaming plan.
So with my right hand are now doing another rhythm and this is now the universal pattern which I generally
like to use in choruses because it's a big sound very full and it just sounds great.
So all we've really got to work out is the chord changes.
So we go from f and there's your first challenge you know if you've been practicing with the bar than
it should in practice in the F without the bar is totally up to you in whichever one you practice and
are getting good at going on with the bar.
Then we're going out to see for one bar.
In the game mind seven slash base so the call we practiced last time.
A minor not only to see the rest of us pretty okay should be fine to play it now.
We play through that three times.
Okay so let's go through it.
So one two three four.
Three four.
Four.
Three four three four.
Three four.
One one time.
Three four.
Four three more.
Then on the fourth time you stop at the minor service slash be two three four three four three one two
three four and then you'll be back in your verse.
So hopefully the course is pretty self-explanatory.
There is just the universe a strong open with those chords.
So what I'm going to do is I'm going to places that chorus relatively slow.
Okay.
But I will actually start in the bridge song and start on the minor riff then I'm going to go into the
chorus and I'm going to go back into a verse just so you can see how it's all piecing together.
Then your only challenge is just to remember the culture and put it all in order.
So you got verse one verse to bridge then chorus then verse three then chorus to sing bridge and then
chorus to.
And that's the end of the song.
Okay so it's not too bad once you've actually gone through and play through it once or twice.
So let me go so we're going to a bridge chorus verse now.
Okay so here's the drum be starting on the bridge.
One two three four.
Then don't forget it.
Time out but this is the the bridge.
The nice and softly.
Building up to something here.
And the last one.
Now we are on the course on the EF 2 3 4.
Mine that.
The last round now something like.
We got one.
Three.
One too many come back here.
Mine of course for the Riff.
We now we through one half to three more.
Three.
Three more.
Now in theatres.
Drum chords in the versus C or down upstroke.
One more time and then we'll stop the example.
See.
OK.
Let's start there.
So hopefully that all makes sense.
For me the most challenging part of all of this and the deliberate reason we put it together is you've
got three strumming patterns now in one song.
You're doing the reforming and then you've got the pattern when you just do the two chords.
All down our strokes and then the universal pattern in the chorus.
And this is a far more realistic concept because you're going to see this in everyday real world songs
where you've got guitarists who are pretty good you know playing through parts they're going to be chopping
and changing their strumming all the time.
So spend a lot of time on this one.
And once you've finished this song you've now done three songs okay all of which got progressively harder.
And if you can play through this song up at the right pace so along with the track then you're absolutely
ready to progress onwards.
Where we're going to be looking at more and more challenging things to really make your acoustic playing
stand out and sound great.