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How To Play Country Roads On Guitar Without Capo

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Video timestamps

  • 0:00 Playthrough & greeting
  • 1:24 Chords needed
  • 3:x Strumming pattern
  • 5:42 Verse, chorus, & bridge
  • 7:16 Farewell

Lyrics w/ chords

            (capo 2nd fret if you want to play along with the official version)  INTRO      G ... Chiliad ....  VERSE      Thou                Em     ...Almost heaven... Due west Virginia     D                          C          G     ...Blue Ridge Mountains... Shenandoah River     G                     Em     ...Life is one-time there, older than the trees     D                           C              M     Younger than the mountains, growing like a breeze  CHORUS                 G              D              Em        C         Country roads, accept me home... to the place I belong                              G               D               C             G         West Virginia, mountain mama... take me home, country roads      K                   Em     ...All my memories... get together around her     D                C                G     ...Miner's lady, stranger to blueish water     G                  Em     ...Dark and dusty, painted on the sky     D                         C              G     Misty taste of moonshine, teardrop in my centre                  K              D              Em        C         Country roads, accept me domicile... to the place I belong                              Thousand               D               C             Grand         W Virginia, mountain mama... accept me home, country roads  Bridge              Em            D             G             ...I hear her voice, in the morn 60 minutes, she calls me                 C       Thou              D             The radio reminds me of my habitation far away                 Em               F            C             And driving down the road I go a feeling                    G                     D                D7               That I should have been home yesterday, yesterday                  G              D              Em        C         State roads, take me home... to the identify I belong                              G               D               C             G         West Virginia, mount mama... take me abode, land roads                 C             G                C             G         Have me habitation, country roads... take me home, country roads                      

Capo notes

If yous want to use the chords to a higher place and play along with John Denver's official version, you'll need a capo on the 2nd fret. Without a capo, you'd demand to apply chords in the key of A to play along with John Denver (which makes a bit tougher, since a barre chord is needed for F#m). Otherwise, y'all can utilise no capo (using the chords I show) and yous'll audio just fine on your own.

Understanding the timing of each chord

We'll have 4 counts per mensurate. Chords are either played for 1 or ii measures, depending on the part of the song. Here'southward a expect at the chord progressions used for each department. Everytime you lot see a chord name, play that chord for 4 counts (1 measure). If you lot come across a slash ("/"), repeat the prior chord for an additional mensurate.

Poesy:

Chorus:

            G  /  D  /  Em  /  C  / G  /  D  /  C   /  K  /                      

Bridge:

            Em  D   Thou   / C   G   D   / Em  F   C   G D   /   D7  /                      

How to play the chords

Here's how to play the chords you'll need. For the F chord, you can become away with the "easy" arroyo of only playing the middle four strings - this prevents you from needing to play a full barre chord, which is more difficult.

            E –––3––––0––––0––––2––––2–––(1)––– B –––0––––0––––1––––three––––1––––one–––– K –––0––––0––––0––––2––––2––––ii–––– D –––0––––two––––2––––0––––0––––three–––– A –––2––––2––––3––––––––––––––3–––– E –––3––––0––––––––––––––––––(1)–––      One thousand    Em   C    D    D7   F                      

How to strum this song

Quite only, the easiest mode is to use all down strums – and emphasis the "2" and "iv" counts in each 4 count measure.

            one  2  3  iv            D = downstrum D  D  D  D            > = absolute strum    >     >                      

To take this a step further, for the "1" and "three" try only playing the bass note the chord with your picking hand. For example:

            E –––––3–––––3––  –––––0–––––0––  –––––0–––––0––  –––––2–––––2–– B –––––0–––––0––  –––––0–––––0––  –––––ane–––––1––  –––––3–––––3–– One thousand –––––0–––––0––  –––––0–––––0––  –––––0–––––0––  –––––two–––––2–– D –––––0–––––0––  –––––2–––––2––  –––––ii–––––ii––  ––0––0––0––0––  etc A –––––2–––––2––  –––––two–––––2––  ––3––3––iii––three––  –––––––––––––– E ––iii––iii––iii––3––  ––0––0––0––0––  ––––––––––––––  ––––––––––––––     G               Em              C               D               ane  2  3  iv      1  2  3  4      1  2  3  four      1  two  iii  4          >     >         >     >         >     >         >     >                      

Alternating bass notes

            E –––––3–––––3–––––iii–––––three––  –––––0–––––0–––––0–––––0––   B –––––0–––––0–––––0–––––0––  –––––0–––––0–––––0–––––0––   G –––––0–––––0–––––0–––––0––  –––––0–––––0–––––0–––––0––   D ––––––––0–––––––––––0–––––  ––––––––2–––––––––––2–––––   A ––––––––––––––––––––––––––  ––––––––––––––––––––––––––   Due east ––3–––––––––––iii–––––––––––  ––0–––––––––––0–––––––––––       G                           Em                              1  ii  three  four  i  2  3  iv      1  2  iii  iv  1  2  iii  4            >     >     >     >         >     >     >     >                      

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