Next we’re going to take a listen to the pre-chorus, which comes right before the chorus (of course, that’s the name), and this one starts on an F chord, so you want to make sure you got that down. Make sure you repeat the first eight bars to get the full verse. Let’s take a listen to it what the verse will sound like all by itself so here it is we’re starting on the C chord one two three four. In fact, I think most of the song has that syncopated strum pattern going throughout it so that’ll become almost second nature to you after you’re done learning this song. You’re also given a chance to practice strumming syncopated rhythms. This song also gives you the opportunity to practice the F chord and in context, so you get a chance to work on that F chord if that one’s giving you some trouble. And of course in the context of the song it makes a lot of sense and sounds really good. And hear it’s got a little bit of tension in there because of that B in the base. So it almost looks like an a minor chord played wrong. And then I put my third finger where my second finger was at string number four, fret number two. And what I do is I move my middle finger over to the note B, which is the second fret of string number five. So to get that, you take your third finger off the note C. Now what that means is that you have basically a C chord, that’s the main chord, but now the lowest note of that chord has been changed from C to B. Another chord that comes up that isn’t covered in Guitar Chord Master (Guitar Chords Made Easy) is a chord called C/B. So that’s the change that you’ll have in the G chord. We’re gonna have the pinky on the first string, the third finger will go on the second string, third fret, and that’s the new addition to the chord, and then the rest of it looks just like a regular g chord where you have your finger on the fifth string and the sixth string. One of the differences in this song is they play the G chord a bit differently than how it’s taught in Guitar Chord Master (Guitar Chords Made Easy), so in this case instead of having the G chord with just three fingers, we’re gonna use four fingers. In this lesson, which goes along with Guitar Chord Master 1 ( G uitar C hords M ade E asy L evel O ne), we’re going to try out the verse and chorus sections of the song “Runaway Train” by Soul Asylum.
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