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hey welcome to this imagine video which is a song that was written by John Lennon
pretty simple song we've got mostly C chords F chords and G chords for this
song we do also have a e the e7 that pops in and a D Minor that
also pops in so what we're going to do for this song
if you don't know your full Barre chord I can use the bar for this song but if
you don't know the full f bar chord what you can do is you can take your C chord
and you can take this top two fingers and you can move them down one string
each so you're going to finger on first string or our second string 1st fret 3rd
string 2nd fret and 4th string 3rd fret that much more but you don't it'll get
you out of having to play a barre chord if you really want to play this song so
what we're going to do for the strumming pattern for this song is we're going to
use an eighth note down strum but we're going to accent the two and the four
what do I mean by that well if I play a C chord it's going to be one
so on the strumming I'm kind of just tapping the eighth note and now is two
and four I'm giving it a good to get even these higher strings to ring out so
it's
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so let's start with a verse to this song so the verse is pretty easy we're just
going back and forth between C and F and that's pretty much what our our verses
until we transition into the course so the verse is just C enough
and that is our verse it's going one measure of C and one measuring of F and
we're going back and forth and we do that
one two three four time course once we get through the C and F parts of the
verse we're going to go F for half the measure a minor for half a measure nine
seven for half the measure half for half a measure we're going to go G for three
beats on this one we kind of get to hold that G on that last measure of the
course so let's go through this piece by piece on this chorus part so we're going
to start with an F chord for two beats and then we're going to switch to a
minor for two beats minor a minor then D minor
and Esper to be then we have G for three beats be for one beat and then back to G
Drummond gold it'll sound like this from the beginning
or let me do that for you one more time starting at F again all eighth notes a
little bit slower one two three four
two three four and then once that happens you go right back to the verse
which is just seeing up again
all the people so that is kind of what we have going on here so I'm going to
play this through just a little bit for you so that you can hear what it sounds
like verse through the course
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so that is your verse in chorus for this song now there is a part that goes
towards the end the part that goes you may say I'm a dreamer so after we play
our chorus part when we get the then I've been PE so once we got that part
sorry that was horrible singing so once we get through that we're so we're going
to do a verse all the way through we're going to do a little chorus part we're
going to do another verse through and on that second part after we come through
the second chorus we've got that G we're gonna go to s for half measure lay and
then G for half measure and C for half measure and seven
back to ask for half measure for a half measure
see again for half measure and then again same powdered
so if we go to that kind of after chorus part or this you may say I'm a dreamer
part we've got living life in peace so not a bad change the court the
progression is a half measure F a half measure of G a half measure of C and a
half measure of e seven and then that repeats one two three times and then the
last time through instead of going to that see an e seven measure it just ends
with the full measure of C so you download or when you go look at the
chord progression or the chord chart for this on you'll be able to see it a lot
clearer but in general that's how we play through the verse and the chorus
part of the thumb imagine