![]() You can just strum the G chord once (literally one pick motion from the sixth string across all of the strings), then again G/Gb once (all the way across all strings) and then a full down – down – up strumming pattern on the E minor chord and the remaining chords C and D. On the chorus part, we would strum exactly the same way except for our little quirky chord batch – G – G/Gb – E minor. G D/F It's late in the evening C D She's wondering what clothes to wear G D/F She puts on her make up C D And brushes her long blonde hair C D And then she asks me G D/F Em Do I look alright C D G D/F C D And I say yes, you look wonderful tonight G D/F We go a party C D And everyone turns to see G D/F This beautiful. There is a small gap in between the strums so please make sure that you watch the video for the full explanation. Start from the G chord, strum it down – down – up, then go to the D and again strum it down – down – up and so on. ![]() Please make sure that you are familiar with the chord structure and comfortable with the changes before you start applying the rhythm into this chord progression. ![]() One way to strum this song would be to apply the down – down – up strumming pattern. ![]() This is actually quite a popular transition used in many songs, for example in Pink Floyd’s ‘Comfortably Numb’ song. Again you may try to isolate this part and practice for a few days going from G to G/Gb to E minor. The chorus part features a quite unusual chord G/Gb (G slash G flat) that sounds pretty strange and tense on its own, but perfect when placed in between G and E minor – please watch the video lesson for a full explanation. ![]()
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