Chords for Easy Song With 3 Chords - Buddy Holly - Peggy Sue - Super Easy Beginner Songs On Acoustic Guitar

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_ _ [D] Hey, what's up you guys?
Marty Schwartz here from GuitarJams.com. Got a great, easy, _ three-chord
song for you.
It's great for the beginners out there.
Also, if you are a beginner, I
have a strumming lesson taught by my good friend Tim Pierce in the link down there.
Check that out.
_ _ And other than that, let's just zoom in and break this one down.
Here we go.
All right.
So for the most part, it's three chords.
There's going to be a couple of times
where it goes to this F chord.
But you could survive without the F if you really needed
to, if you're a beginner.
_ But we need A major, _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ [N] D major, [D] _ also just known as D, _ _ _ and E major,
also [E] known as E.
_ _ _ And that's what you [A] need.
So it's great practice for these three chords.
[E] Millions of songs have these three chords, so it's great practice.
So it starts with, we can even just do all, [Abm] _
all _ [E] just down strums. _
Okay? _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ [B] Old rock and roll
style, right?
So the [E] beginning is A, [D] A, A, D, D, [E] D, A, A, A, E, E, E, [D] A, A, A.
_ [E] _ _ So [A] A,
A, [D] D, _ A, E, A, D, [A] A, [E] E. _
Then the verse starts.
A, A, D, A, E, A, D, A, E, E, A, D, A,
E. _
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[E] _ _ [D] So _ _ _ _ in [E] _ _ _ [C] between the verses is when it does [A] A, A, A, D, D, D, A, [E] A, A, E, E, E.
[Bm] Then
when the singing starts.
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_ _ [E] So, _ _ _ _ whenever it does, you know, it's really only doing [A] the _ _ _ _ in between the verses, right?
[B] And then check out the [A] verse.
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_ _ [A] _ _ So, [C] we're
doing an F chord, right?
_ I'm playing a nice just bar F.
_ [F] _ [C] First, [Bb] third, third, [A] _ second, first, first with [F] that bar.
_ You could get away doing that, but, or a power chord. _ _ _ _ _
_ In other words, one and three, _ or one, three, three, [C] or the full bar chord.
So, you've [A] got, _
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[D] it's normal. _ _ _ _ _
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_ _ There [E] it was.
I hope you got something out of that.
Thanks for hanging out.
Oh, yeah.
I've got a strumming lesson down there from Tim Pierce.
Check it out.
_ Thank you for the support, and we'll see you again real soon.