Chords for Lullaby by Nickelback Guitar Lesson (HOW TO PLAY)

_ Lullaby by the band Nickelback.
I'm going to take you through each section of the song
Play in time break it down and then we're going to use a capo
And we're going to go through the whole song again using a capo for those of you that have a hard time with bar chords
The piano is playing through an arpeggio this I arrange it for guitar
Really simple we're basically picking through these chords.
[C#m] I'm going to play them and then
Break it down. _ _
_ [G#] _ [B] _ _ [F#] _ _ [C#m] _ _
_ [G#] _ [B] _ _ [F#] _ _ [C#m] _ _
_ [G#m] _ [B] _ _ [F#] _ _ [C#m] _ _
_ _ [F#] _ _ _ _ _ _
[N] So that would be the verse
Now what we're doing is we're playing a C sharp minor and [C#] we're picking the a string the D string
Then we're dropping down to [Em] the B string
coming [C#m] backwards G D
So that the first bar B and _ then now you come back to the B
_ [F#] Back to the B.
So [C#m] that would sound like this _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ a B B G D B G D
down down down up up down up
And we will go [N] to the E add 9
The same pattern would apply but now we're going to start from the D [E] string.
We go D G
The [F#] high E skip [G#m] string then back to the B to the G _ _ _ _
[E] Same strokes down [G#m] down down up down down up [B] up to the B chord _
_ G D
B G D B [E] D D to the F sharp
[F#] Now we skip the a string come down to the D all the way to the B G D B G D
so _ _ [F] really slow that [C#m] would sound like this _ _ _ _ [E] _ [G#m] _ _
_ _ [B] _ _ _ _ _ [F#] _
_ _ _ _ _ _ [G#] and
You would get you go through that section.
I think four times and then on the last time
You would go to the C6 which is super easy second finger
Second fret of the D string first finger first fret of the G string third finger second [F#] fret of the B [C#m] string _ _ _ _ _
You just straight down and up so we'd have D G B G D G B _ _ _ _ _ _
[F#] And back the F _ _ _ strum down like that
_ _ _ Yeah
so [C#m] that would be the the verse
Now for the the chorus, it's gonna be a strumming pattern.
So we play a C sharp minor chord
We're gonna run and to the [E] end
We're gonna go to an E sus 2 chord 3 and the 4 E and
And we're gonna go to the B B sus [B] 2 chord
Same as the E sus 4 [F#] but at the second fret and then to the F sharp
[C#m] So now I'm gonna play that time.
Here we go.
_ [E] _ _ [F#] _ _
_ _ [C#m] _ _ [E] _ _ [F#] _ _
_ _ [C#m] _ _ [E] _ _ [F#] _ _
And then on [E] the last time it's gonna go E
and _ [Am] we're gonna go to an F sharp sus [F#] 4 and _ _ _ _
_ _ [C#m] That would be the chorus.
So
C sharp minor strum down down down down
[E] E sus 2 chord basically going to the seventh fret
It's almost like playing a bar.
You're playing a power chord, but you're gonna bar the seventh fret
So the higher strings ring out same strumming pattern
[B] B sus 2 chord
Like the E sus 2 chord, but at the second fret
And [G#] then the [F#] F sharp to _ [E] _ _ _
_ _ _ _ [N] the F sharp sus 4 just [Am] like playing it almost like playing F sharp
Corby put your pinky down onto the G strength fourth fret your middle [F#] finger comes off and
_ then [N] your pinky comes up to make the F sharp chord and your second finger [F#] comes back down _ _ and
[C#m] That would be the chorus
[E] That [B] _ _ [F#] _ _ _
would go three or [E] four times and then we go to
Then _ [Em] _ [F#] _
_ _ _ _ _ [N] there's about two minutes and 30 seconds in we have a bridge
Which is going to sound like this [B] we're gonna have a B chord and _ _ [Am] it's gonna go [G#m] F sharp minor Go _ [E] eat
_ _ [B] Right _ _ [G#m] back to the a flat minor
[E] to the E
_ _ _ back the F sharp [F#] sus 4
to _ the F sharp
So the bridge one [B] more time.
I'm gonna play it really slow
be
[G#m] a flat minor
back _
_ [E] _ _ _ _ [B] to the B _
[G#m] Back to a flat minor F _ [E] _ _ _
sharp sus [F#] 4 back _ _ to the F