Ok so I am trying to learn grow old with you by Adam Sandler...
Now I CAN NOT do the b minor that is in the song so i am using the 3 fingers one for begginers...
so my question is, can you make this one easier too c#m
PLEASE HELP ME
I really need to learn this song and that is the only chord I am having problems with now....
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Hi and welcomce to Guitar Noise. Pop on over to the "Meet and Greet" page and introduce yourself when you've a moment or two.
Here are two non-barre chord ways to play C#m:
XX2120
XX6654
Depending on the song (and I've not heard this one so this may not be the case), you can often substitute C#m7 for C#m and a very easy way to play C#m is:
X46600
Hope this helps and, again, welcome to Guitar Noise.
Peace
the only problem is i dont know which strings those are...sorry to be a pain i just started so i am not sure.....
Those fret numbers David gave you are the strings from the low E to the high e.
IOW, in this order, EADGBe
so that first chord he gave you of XX2120
means not strumming E and A string (6th and 5th)
fret 2 on D (4th string)
fret 1 on G (3rd string)
fret 2 on B (2nd string)
open string on the high e string (1st string)
It's the rock that gives the stream its music . . . and the stream that gives the rock its roll.
No offence meant by this, but i dont understand how some people cant read tabs. When i first started playing, i looked at a tab, then tried it the reverse way and it sounded terrible, then i tried it the correct way and it worked. Just a statment. No offence meant
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That's as good as asking . . . except you get it right the first time.
It's the rock that gives the stream its music . . . and the stream that gives the rock its roll.
Bm and C#m ... sounds like Mr. Sandler was using barre chords. When you learn them (I realize they are hard but some day you will learn them) songs like this will be easy. :D
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grow big, wear glasses if you need 'em."
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