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Nail Guitar helps you nail Taylor Swift's Back To December in this super easy guitar lesson.

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[Music Playing] Ok second part of the verse is going to be, I’ll play through it. [Music Playing] That lays into our chorus, so what did we got there. We go from slowly, we’ve got B, A, D, G, B minor, A, G for about. If you have trouble in following through that make sure you got the chat that I gave you a link for and that will help you get through this. So from there we’re into the big chorus, bring out the violins, stepping off on D. I’ll play it through it first. [Music Playing] So we have D, F sharp minor, so second, fourth, fourth, second, second, second and the bar chord. G, D, A, so that’s two times through and then we get G forba, B minor, A. So G; [Music Playing] The very first tone, we just get single strum on the B minor 9. On future choruses further into the song, you just keep on strumming through so that be. [Music Playing] So you notice the strumming is pretty consistent all way though. From there we’re back into the intro section. [Music Playing] Nothing different there exactly the same at the intro so you could sort of think of that as a pre verse, a leaving to your verse. From here we get the second verse, we get your next chorus. Little solo section, again it’s just the intro like I just played there. Leave form there we get the bridge or middle light or which ever you want to call it, the same thing. So this is going to be G minor sorry, B minor, G, D, A. I’m going to get that two times through, so B minor, G, D, A. Try this through with me, same strumming pattern. [Music Playing] Cool, from there we’re into the big sort of detour section which has these kind the big switch which is B minor, G, D, A. So what I’m getting there is a big down, up, down and just keep in by groove going with chakras just muting those strings. You can do nothing if you want but if you’re playing solo version, you may want to keep it going. So from the B minor, down, up, down. G, D, A normal. Cool, from there we have B minor, A, G forba. [Music Playing] Build up the there, so we have two times of that, we’re into our chorus once again and then the little tag section comes after that. The G forba, B minor, A, except this time it’s going to be three times through. And this is on the chart disc so you can check all of that out for the form and then we end, we just the intro that’s it, there’s our last section. So if you get over those initial hurdles you can play the intro, you should pretty much be out play the whole thing apart from maybe just the F sharp bar if you knew to getting into your bar chords. So as I said check out the lessons I’ve got an especially for the chords there to help you out with those specific things. As for the rhythm break it down, wind the back, do it slow, this stuff takes time and it’s a sort of a long rhythm so takes a little bit to get that into your mind and on order play if you can give it that way. So check out the other lesson I have for Taylor Swift Mine or if like that as well or if you like this one and as well as that get those free drum tracks that I was telling you about, really, really ok if you’re playing solo. Playing along with the rock solo, solo drummer that’s completely free for you and check out all the other lessons that I got for you. I got plenty of skills lesson like the chord changes that I mention and the chord lessons are now the task skills. It’s all about being do this stuff if so. That’s why I want to help you be out and do it, so the song lessons help you get things going right away but if you really want to get good at a guitar, check out the skills channel because that’s the real you know, the long run game of getting yourself really good at guitar so that you can learn something to yourself. So enough of all of that. I’ll catch you for another lesson really soon and have fun in playing your guitar. Check out the Nail Guitar channel to learn more songs and check out my other channels for hits of free guitar training videos. If you’re on face book or twitter you can catch me there also.