Chords for All I Have To Do Is Dream Guitar Lesson - The Everly Brothers

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[Em] Hey guys, it's Carl Brown from Guitar Lessons 365 [Bm].com.
Got a [N] beautiful song for you guys today.
We're going to learn how to play All I Have to Do is Dream by the Eberle Brothers.
_ So we basically have two chord progressions and we're all set here.
_ _ But some good chord work, especially if you have any trouble with barre chords or anything,
it's a great exercise here.
So we're in standard tuning here.
I'm going to start you out with that opening [E] chord, _ _ just an E major chord.
_ _ Alright, so the main chord progression is just what I played.
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_ _ [A] _ _ _ [B] _ _ _
[E] _ You kind of hear those four chords repeated a lot here.
It's the verse and the chorus.
So we're going to start with just an _ E major. _
Then we go up to our first barre chord.
Now this [Gm] is a C [C#] sharp minor chord, [C#m] _ _ _ [G#] _ [D#] but we're going to have a G sharp in the bass.
[C#m] _ _ _ _ [F] Alright, so that's going [B] to require a full barre before the fourth fret.
And you're going to be playing the fifth fret on the B [E] string, _ [C#m] sixth fret on the G, _ and
sixth fret on the D.
So it goes down _ _ _ _ [E]
to an A [A] major, _ _ _ _ _ _ into a [F#] B dominant seventh chord. _
_ _ [G#m] Alright, so that's second fret on the [B] A, _ first fret on the D, _ _ [C#] second fret on the G, _ _ [B] open
B string, and the second fret on the high E.
_ _ _ [Gm] So you're going to repeat [E] those.
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The rhythm is just the standard [G#] down, up, down, up, [E] eighth note feel.
_ _ _ [C#m] _ _ _ _ [A] _
_ _ _ [B] _ _ _ [E] _ _
_ _ [C#m] _ _ [Em] _ [A] See how I'm accenting some of the downstrokes?
[E] _ _ _ _ [C#m] _
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_ [E] _ _ So that's the verse and [D#] the chorus, and there's a turnaround right at the end of the [D] chorus
[E] which sounds like this.
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Alright, [G] so that's going from that E major, just keeping the same rhythm still.
E major _ to _ A [A] major, _ _ _ back [E] to E. _ _
_ After you've done that a couple times, you're going to change that to an E dominant seventh chord.
So that's going to happen by lifting up [D] your third finger to [B] make that D string [D#m] open, and
then reaching over [B] and grabbing the third fret on the B string.
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_ So it's like this.
_ _ [A] _ _
_ [E] _ _ [E] _ _ _ _
Alright, from there [B] we have the bridge section which happens a couple times [F] in the song. _
Great chord work here, so let me just play it [D] through real quick for you.
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_ _ _ _ [G#m] _ _ _ _
_ _ _ [F#m] _ _ _ [B] _ [E] _
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_ _ [F#] _ _ _ _ _ _
[B] _ _ _ [G#] _ _ _ [E] _
I'm going to start back over [C#m] _ [A] with [G#] the verse again.
Alright, so [B] that's going to start here with an A [A] major chord, _ _ _ _ _ _ over to a G sharp minor chord.
So that's a full [G#] bar now at the fourth fret, and you're going to have six fret on the A,
six on the D.
[G#m] _
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_ [E] Now you're going to come down here, and you can play this chord a couple different ways.
_ It's an A major [A] chord _ with [F#] F sharp.
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_ _ _ So really what you, you can look at this if you want, as just an F sharp minor seventh chord. _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ [F#] In any case, it's going to be the _ low second fret there on the low E string.
And then [D#] you're going to hold those notes with that A [E] major chord, just second fret
on the [A] D, G, and B string.
So [A#] I like to just play my thumb [F#] here on the low note, and [A] then bar those top [C] notes, or
you can just play them any way you want to [F#] play an A [F#m] major.
_ _ _ _ _ _ [B] And then from there, _ _ that B7, [E] _
back to the E.
So we have [A] this. _ _ _
_ _ _ [G#m] _ _ _ _ _
_ _ [F#m] _ _ [G] _ [B] _ _ [E] _
_ So it's just F sharp minor seventh chord there.
Now we have a little melody line. _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ That's just the [C#] open B [B] string.
I'm just kind of [D#] making, I'm not really, _ probably played by the rhythm guitar part, but I'm
just kind of trying to do it in an area that we can get back to the [Bm] chorus quickly.
So it's an open B and the open high E [Em] together a couple times.
Then just a second fret on the high E [B] with the open B string.
And the [E] fourth fret on the high E with the open B.
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_ [B] Start back over with the [A] A. _ _
Now we're _ back to that G [G#m] sharp minor. _ _
_ _ _ Now this time [D#] we're going to go down to an F sharp major [F#] bar chord. _ _ _
_ _ _ All right, so [N] that's just the same as this up here.
Move down two frets and then play the third _ fret there on the G [F#] along with those other fingers.
So that's _ _ an F sharp major [G#] chord.
And then what we're going to do [B] is have this _ [A] _ little_
[F#] _
_ _ [E] Which takes us back to the beginning [B] of the verse again.
So we basically _ have_
Now that's a_
Basically, let me just show you the chords.
B major same chord, you're just playing it to the second fret.
Move it to seventh.
_ [A] Then fifth. _ _
[G#m] Then that G sharp minor.
_ _ _ [F#] _ _
_ _ And then we're actually going to [F#m] go into an F sharp minor chord.
[Gm] So don't have the third fret there.
_ [F#] So we have this.
[F] We're basically going to play [B] this_ _
You're going to play this B major, pick the low note, and then hit the top three strings
with an upstroke.
_ [A] And do that on [G#] all four of those [F#] chords.
_ [E] And you're back to the verse.
_ [C#m] _ [A] Which is more laid back.
[B] _
_ _ [Em] _ _ _ _ _ _
Alright, so it's a great tune.
Got some great chord progressions in [F#] it.
And it makes you kind of move around all over the place and play a lot of bar chord.
Hope you guys enjoyed it.
I'll see you again soon for _ _ GuitarLessons365.com. _ _ _
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