Now it's time to learn, is Silverchair in the display the first part of this song?
We have just three chords, OK, C nine know it's very easy is the same thing as you measure.
One, I think, was one of the first chords that we learned when we buy a guitar, right?
So this is G major.
However, two strings sorry, one string down key.
So finger number four and three fret number three on a string, number one and two.
Finger number one, fret number two on a string number four and finger number two, fret number three
on a string.
Number five,
OK, next quarter G measures.
So you need to keep order your fingers.
However, you need to change things this morning to you.
OK, so wants to drink up and the major.
So figure number one, frat number two on a string, no tree finger, no tree, Fred, no tree on a
string, No.
Two and finger, no chew.
Fred no chewing a string.
No one.
So the freedom you need your pictures six times, want Yewtree, four, five, six, one, two, three,
four, five, six.
One, two, three, four, five, six.
OK, and you need your pick this six times, two times during the first in a second car in Dickered.
You need to pick just four times these reteam exactly like me or improvise a little bit like this.
It's going to sound very nice as well.
Next part is the chorus, so you have C9 in G.
Major, you're going to play this during tough times twice.
Right.
And after this, we have a new course that is a minor thing.
No one fret, no a string, no choo finger, no tree fret number two on a string, no tree and sing
a no to fret, no chewiness string number four.
And you are going to pick just five, four, three, two and one.
And then squaddies e minor.
Figure number one, Fred, no insurance, string number five and finger number two, threat number two,
industry number four, and you can pick everything
there.
Freedom is a kind of funny.
So you need your pledges four times, however, different approach.
Check this out.
As you can see see nine in G major, I play just one single bar, so.
During true times, OK, and a minor, I play during four bars in E minor, four bars as well, so I
want you three, four, one, two, three, four.
One, two, three, four.
All right.
You know, the last part is a minor G in the OK, so we already learning how to play those chords in
so kind of open rhythm so you can play like this.
Or play like this in a massive.
Love, OK, it's up to you, and after this bar, you're going to play everything once and again with
the band and drums and everything, OK, if you listen to song, you're going to recognize this very
easily.
However, we have a different approach.
During the second chorus, we have a connection to a kind of bridge in the song.
So instead of play just the last three chords, that is a minor G and you play a minor.
B, flat major and C, nine, K, so B, flat major, you can play like this or here or here, you have
three options.
I think, at least to me, the easiest option is like this.
No one flat, no one on a string No.
Five singa No.
Two fret no tree on a string.
No for C a no tree fret, no tree on the string, no tree and no for fret.
No tree on a string.
No chew.
And after this bar, you have F sharp minor.
That is the bridge session thing.
No want all the strings, OK, in the fact number two and number three four at number four on a string.
Number five, your pinky one string down.
So for at number four on a string.
Number four,
after this you have to measure.
So so finger number one.
Fret number one.
A string number three.
Finger number three.
Fret number two on a string.
Number four in finger.
Number two, fret number two in a string.
Number five, you can pick everything.
You are going to repeat this time, so.
So initial pledges, Choux Times and after D, D, A and B major when he sings and I miss you, love,
and after this you come back and play everything once and again.
All right.
So my advice for you guys is, uh, watch this class one more time and learn all this step by step.
Pastorek teacher, try to memorize, then put the original song and recognize when he plays each part.
OK, the song's not difficult, but the rhythm can be a kind of trick.
All right.
So be careful with that.
Unfortunately, I cannot put the original song in this class just because of bad copyright.
However, I think you you have enough information to play this perfectly.
Thank you so much.
Bye bye.