Guitar Made Simple
OK then! Glad you’re here. This song is an oldie, that is played with a pattern of 4 chords. D G D A. It will be great exercise for your changing hand and fingers. It really helps you get better at your G chord. And, this song is just plain fun to play.
This next song, is fairly simple, and will help you improve your chord changes to G. I think you will really enjoy this one. Take your time and work on it and some of your previous songs, before moving to the next lesson.
In this lesson, we will work more on your new song, Adalida. Chords include D, A7, and G, so this should be fun for you.
Here is the 2nd song you will learn using your new G chord. It’s called Adalida, by George Strait. It’s pretty simple, as long as you are improving on your changes to G. You’ve got this!
In this lesson, we will build on the chords changes you worked on in Level 2, Lesson 1. We will get into slowly playing Even If I Tried. Make sure to get your guitar tuned, and have your song sheet in front of you.
Congratulations, on progressing on to Level 2. We will start by learning the chord, G, then applying to a song by Emilio, called, Even If I Tried. Make sure you know the names of your strings, E A D G B E