Key
G major
Meter
4/4
BPM
100
Chords
Available shapes
How to play the chords
Simple standard-guitar diagrams for the chords used in this piece.
G
GuitarKeep the bass note strong and let the open middle strings ring.
D
GuitarStart from the open D string and avoid hitting the two lowest strings.
C
GuitarCurve the fingers so the open G and high E strings can ring.
Open string: o · Muted string: x. Some advanced chords may not have a simplified diagram yet.
Simplified notes
D G G A
B B A G
E G G A
B A G
D G G A
B B A G
E E D D
G
Practice tips
- Keep the rhythm bouncy.
- Start with G and D chords.
- Use the metronome accent to stabilize the phrase.
Continue from here
Use this song page as a bridge into rhythm, chords and the most useful learning guides.
Rights note
Public-domain melody. This page contains a simplified instrumental study version and does not reproduce protected editions.
Guides that fit this song
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How to transpose chords
Move chord progressions up or down by semitones.
Metronome subdivisions guide
Practice duplets, triplets and quadruplets with an online metronome to improve internal timing.
Common guitar tunings
Compare Standard, Drop D, Eb Standard, Open D and Open G in one practical guitar tuning guide.