How To Turn A CHORD Progression Into A Complete SONG

Many people have no problem writing chord progressions, but turning those progressions into songs... that's another story.
Keep watching so I can show you how to solve this problem.
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[@SeabeeBuckeye]

You're one of the best instructors on YT. Thank you kindly 👍
I must add, your student's guitar is killer!

[@chrisrosencrans]

Thistle and Weeds is a good song to listen to if you like that progression. Sounds great! Love you sharing the lesson and that studen has a great ear!

[@ArtEntity]

amazing

[@tabark5611]

Very good tips, thank you!

[@sebb440]

its nice to share this !!

[@ashtweth]

I have learned one thing from this video, you always want to have this guy in your band (haha). Im joking GREAT lesson!!

[@sakonbutthead9829]

Great lesson

[@ibalrog]

Good lesson. Good song, too.

[@mickmister]

How useful would you say the foot rest you're using is? I've never used something like that, nor have I thought about that posture in general

[@MusicTheoryForGuitar]

I love it. I strongly prefer to have the guitar on the left leg, as it is in the same position as I have it when I stand up. The footrest really helps staying in that position comfortably.