Sixteen bars, in C. Bars 1 to 8 use the same four chords, so learning four bars gets you half the
song. Set a tempo where you are not stalling, count yourself in, and play.
60bpm
Four counts in, then bar 1.
ABars 1–4 · one chord per bar
Bar 1
C
Bar 2
D
Bar 3
G7
Bar 4
C
A′Bars 5–8 · same chords, new melody — free section
Bar 5
C
Bar 6
D
Bar 7
G7
Bar 8
C
BBars 9–12 · two chords per bar now, so count carefully
Bar 9
CE7
Bar 10
AmC7
Bar 11
FFm
One note drops a semitone. This is the ache.
Bar 12
C
CBars 13–16 · one busy bar, then it opens right up
Bar 13
CGm6A7♭5A7
Four chords, one per beat. Most people stall here. Slow this bar right down on its own.
Bar 14
D7
Bar 15
G7
Bar 16
C
If you fall off, pick it up at the next section rather than starting over.
Stuck somewhere? Reply in the thread with the time on the video where it fell
apart.