I saw this guide a while back like a year or so back and at the time I was like “ no way I’m gonna be able to play this” so I put it away and now a year and a half later coming back to it I really feel like the quarentine made me play a lot better and I can now play this! It’s amazing because I think this is one of the most romantic songs ever!! Thank you for the amazing guide
@@ShutupAndPlayGuitarTutorials agreed! When I started playing and singing and I noticed I didn’t sing bad at all I just thought it was a blessing that at least I had the gist of singing cuz it’s definitely easier to improve your playing than it is your natural voice and singing! I’m not sure if you like progressive rock but I think it would be really cool if you did a guide on either winter wine by caravan or in a glass house by gentle giant, I’d be the first to watch and appreciate it! Cheers mate and I hope quarentine is being as musically productive for you as it’s being for me good sir, I’m 20 so I figured I’d have some respect since you look older ahahha have a nice one ✌️✌️
As a 58 year old guitarist of 45 years from Buffalo, NY. I have to say you have the best by far videos on youtube. Thank you so much time and time again.
I agree, Andy is a super Teacher, and make it so understandable, with such ease, we can only be grateful that such a human being exist, Thank You Andy for sharing your great art.
Amazing tutorial. I had been playing this on a baritone ukelele, which has the same top four strings as the guitar. This has inspired me to buy a guitar, which at age 72 is optimistic, but heigh-ho, why not give it a go?
Just a beautiful song. Always loved The Beatles and McCartney songs. I was 11 years old when I read Paul used a Martin D-28 on a lot of his songs. Finally was able to afford that Martin at the ripe old age of 53. Anyway, speaking of ukuleles (see above comment).... I was visiting my oldest brother in California and we spent an afternoon playing Beatle songs together. Bro' playing ukelele, with me accompanying him on classical guitar. Discovered a really unique sound combination! Can't think of a better way to spend a lazy summer afternoon, thanks (again!) to The Beatles.
Man! I haven't even learned the basics but I'm diving into this and trying to learn because I just love this song haha edit: after 2 years of playing on and off I am able to fingerpick and play songs like Tears in Heaven, Dust In The Wind and currently learning Black Bird. keep trying everyone you'll get there :) if you're lazy and unmotivated like me don't force yourself. just learn any song you want and sometimes take a break and learn something else so you don't worn your self out
@@aasudekaya sadly not but I did learn Across The Universe, it's a simple yet beautiful song, next step for me is to learn Jealous Guy, one of my most favorite songs, if you practice enough I'm sure you'll be able to play it :)
@@firstnamelastname7473 Hey Thanks for the reply, I've learned a different song with simpler chords and I'm having way more fun now. My fingers are still in pain time to time but I'm getting better :)
Thank you for this. I was watching a video last night of Paul in his US tour where he played this song. I had forgotten how much I like it. It seems like every other tab or video I see if this song has it in F or in C, yet there is no question that Paul played it in E as you do.
Jay Bogs why is 51 years a coincidence ? Thats not a coincidence that’s just you working out the difference from when the song released and when this video was uploaded
The Beatles on several songs would slow down or speed up the tracks slightly on mixing and that accounts for some of the strange keys like in here, Revolution or Ob la Di. So in concerts he plays this in the key of E or Ob La Di in the key of A since that’s how he wrote and recorded them.
Somebody maybe already pointed this out but that augmented chord your talking about at 6:40 - pretty sure that's a diminished E chord. You play E G Bflat - two minor thirds stacked on top of each other... augmented would mean two major thirds.
Yeah, I was thinking about the sharp 4th which is an augmented 4th INTERVAL , but an augmented CHORD has a raised 5th, so you're right, the flat 3 and flat 5 makes a dim chord. My bad...the bummer is that once a RUclips video is published, you can't make corrections. I used to annotate corrections, but they took that away too.
@@ShutupAndPlayGuitarTutorials Not a big problem. Most people obviously haven't noticed...;) And most importantly you still play the right the chord so it's really just a minor slip. Great lesson! Helped me learn my favorite McCartney song. Thanx a bunch!
@@ShutupAndPlayGuitarTutorials You could put in the description if it bugs you. Not ideal but when i noticed the mistake i actually first checked the description in case you noted it there...
Thanks so much for showing this in E. I learned to play in F w/out capo & that final riff has a stretch that just kills me solo when performing. Can't thank you enough, please keep these informative posts up!
They didnt put middle c in the middle of the keyboard for nothing....its the basis of standard notation and the purist chord in western music.... the only key with no sharps or flats....
Every key has a relative minor. A minor is the 6th CHORD of C major scale chord progression, which is different from C major scale, which has no sharps or flats
Amazing Lesson. I learned so much from this... and all this time I've thought all these changes were in F! That thought kept me away from this tune forever because it was so awkward and w/such fast changes.
Awesome tutorial. Love this song. Some of those subtler notes toward the end were overdubs, tough to play the guitar part and the overdubs live without making a mistake. Paul was mainly about the vocal and melody anyway. Would you consider "Little Martha" by Duanne Allman?
That's a nice guitar is it a Taylor 314 ce GA? I have a 314ce GA. Great lesson I remember when the White album came out, lots of classic Beatle tunes on that one. When I first heard this song it was 1968, I fell in love with it. Great lesson Man thanx
With the vinyl cued on a good system, it always sounded to me as if MACCA "sang" the bass line to this song. The bass notes have a sound not unlike blowing just right across the opening of a partially filled pint. Great choice for a lesson. Thanks!
Song writing genius,miles ahead of almost anyone ever,and they make it sound like some easy little minute and 58 second throw away extra thing...hard ,unusual chord changes,multiple time signatures,mysteriously easy sounding melody,late career Bach sophistication hidden in a pleasing little pop song...ever wonder why in all recorded music there was only one Paul McCartney?? Me too...learn to play this and you start to have some idea..
One of my favourite Beatles songs. Love your attention to detail. Do you think you could do Brian May’s solo on We Will Rock You? That would be totally awesome!
I really like your tutorial and it sounds right and this was the version that i learned at first :) But im really pretty sure that Paul tuned down his guitar one whole step like in yesterday and played the Song in G G Em Am D7 and so on .... and on the last verse from "Oh i know i will" it's a D# and when you strum every single string from down to up you have with this chord the lick :) Try it and let me know :)
@@ShutupAndPlayGuitarTutorials Yeah, you could be right also. Here he plays it different, but also in the Key of E ruclips.net/video/PHHyFrM-Jsc/видео.html
(@14:52 mark)--yes, not "typical". Perhaps the more suitable word would be "signature" or more crassly "trademark" to describe how we know it's McCartney. Sorry for the linguistic hairsplitting in a music tutorial.🤔🧐😜🎶👍
he gives you the chords, what is that you don't understand? If he's a little too advanced for you, maybe you should just use the internet and look up "I will" chords then write them down.
.. the truth he is not teaching, he is just showing. He pretends to teach, don’t negate me, I’m a teacher and instructor myself. ... oh well let’s still appreciate his talent. No harm.
Bronze Star... Showing is teaching. You'd probably drag this shit out with some poor fuck for a month, or more, to "teach" them this song in half hr to hr increments.
Thanks for another good tutorial. It certainly sounds like it was played in E position -especially the fills. Those ending chords sound right but for naming purposes, it's a Bb dim not an E aug, right?
Probably to get you to buy his tab, it might also be because he feels that learning this way while harder will pay off in the long run. When I learn songs from friends they don't have floating tablature and chords, they play in front of you and you pick it up and try and copy and you ask them questions
Hi 'Shutup & Play Guy', Love the video, love The Beatles. Also I don't know if you do requests but if you do, please could you play/teach us Brooklyn (Owes The Charmer Under Me) - Steely Dan?? I love that song and there doesn't seem to be any good tabs or tutorials anywhere. Anyway, your videos are always great! Keep it up! Thanks :)
I always play the whole song in the seperate "Demo" video. ruclips.net/video/BmfhFbcb8NI/видео.html I always have the demo and the lesson on my website: www.shutupandplay.ca/i-will--acoustic.html
dude for years i thought my fingers were too chunky for most chords including bars. i actually tried for like a month and a year later i can perfectly play the rhythm to til there was you
The Beatles are notorious for using many chords on their songs They are not a 3 chord group like many other and country artists as well If you want to learn Beatles songs get used to lots of chords
Please, Please play the song thru once BEFORE you get into the lesson. It gives the person watching a baseline reference to go from. Especially for the person that isn’t familiar with the song.
Card at 5 seconds in...link in the description...first pinned comment. With the smallest amount effort you would have seen this: www.shutupandplay.ca/i-will--acoustic.html
I ALWAYS demo the song and spend a huge amount of time recording them as accurately as I can but sometimes that's in a separate video because of copyright issues. The best place to take in my content is on my website. www.shutupandplay.ca/i-will--acoustic.html
I Will - It was composed by William Campbell, it means I William replacing James Paul Mccartney. Once you get into the real meaning of the song its so scary. P.S He is also Billy Shears
I always demo the song but sometimes that's in a separate video because of copyright issues. The best place to take in my content is on my website: www.shutupandplay.ca/i-will--acoustic.html
I saw this guide a while back like a year or so back and at the time I was like “ no way I’m gonna be able to play this” so I put it away and now a year and a half later coming back to it I really feel like the quarentine made me play a lot better and I can now play this! It’s amazing because I think this is one of the most romantic songs ever!! Thank you for the amazing guide
That's great! With patience and hard work anyone can play anything, even if at first you think it's impossible! Cheers, Andy.
@@ShutupAndPlayGuitarTutorials agreed! When I started playing and singing and I noticed I didn’t sing bad at all I just thought it was a blessing that at least I had the gist of singing cuz it’s definitely easier to improve your playing than it is your natural voice and singing! I’m not sure if you like progressive rock but I think it would be really cool if you did a guide on either winter wine by caravan or in a glass house by gentle giant, I’d be the first to watch and appreciate it! Cheers mate and I hope quarentine is being as musically productive for you as it’s being for me good sir, I’m 20 so I figured I’d have some respect since you look older ahahha have a nice one ✌️✌️
I think lots of people do the same, including me, it,s like having to digest the song for some time first, and then , go for it.
@@jelau4851 yes! Music is a slow process indeed
As a 58 year old guitarist of 45 years from Buffalo, NY. I have to say you have the best by far videos on youtube. Thank you so much time and time again.
I agree, Andy is a super Teacher, and make it so understandable, with such ease, we can only be grateful that such a human being exist, Thank You Andy for sharing your great art.
Amazing tutorial. I had been playing this on a baritone ukelele, which has the same top four strings as the guitar. This has inspired me to buy a guitar, which at age 72 is optimistic, but heigh-ho, why not give it a go?
Did you buy it?
@@hohanrodanrodan9624 Yep!
Cool
Shut up and do It!😉
This has got to be one of the most beautiful songs ever, thanks!
** maybe its just the light or camera angle but LBellas almost looks like George**
Just a beautiful song. Always loved The Beatles and McCartney songs. I was 11 years old when I read Paul used a Martin D-28 on a lot of his songs. Finally was able to afford that Martin at the ripe old age of 53. Anyway, speaking of ukuleles (see above comment).... I was visiting my oldest brother in California and we spent an afternoon playing Beatle songs together. Bro' playing ukelele, with me accompanying him on classical guitar. Discovered a really unique sound combination! Can't think of a better way to spend a lazy summer afternoon, thanks (again!) to The Beatles.
That is an addicting chord progression
Man! I haven't even learned the basics but I'm diving into this and trying to learn because I just love this song haha
edit: after 2 years of playing on and off I am able to fingerpick and play songs like Tears in Heaven, Dust In The Wind and currently learning Black Bird. keep trying everyone you'll get there :) if you're lazy and unmotivated like me don't force yourself. just learn any song you want and sometimes take a break and learn something else so you don't worn your self out
It’s simply beautiful
Heyy me too! You wrote it one year ago, i wonder did you succeed?? Did you progress on guitar?
@@aasudekaya sadly not but I did learn Across The Universe, it's a simple yet beautiful song, next step for me is to learn Jealous Guy, one of my most favorite songs, if you practice enough I'm sure you'll be able to play it :)
@@firstnamelastname7473 Hey Thanks for the reply, I've learned a different song with simpler chords and I'm having way more fun now. My fingers are still in pain time to time but I'm getting better :)
@@BlareSG Nice, Im in a similar position, Oh Yoko is another simple but beautiful song
I checked out the demo--wow!! I IMMEDIATELY purchased the tabs. Nicely done. Thank you.
I’ve been binge watching all of your Beatles videos this morning. I love it
Thanks for this tip!
Thank you for this. I was watching a video last night of Paul in his US tour where he played this song. I had forgotten how much I like it. It seems like every other tab or video I see if this song has it in F or in C, yet there is no question that Paul played it in E as you do.
In the video he mentions that the song was in F on the record … but Paul played in E live
Can’t go wrong with anything by the Fab Four. Sounded great on the Taylor. Another wonderful deconstruction!
Guitarzan 44 it’s easier to play on my ukulele but I will do both tele and uk
Hari. Haha that’s what George called himself on Alvin Lee’s album.
Coincidence. Found this one today, exactly 51 yrs after this song has been composed. Cool.
Jay Bogs why is 51 years a coincidence ? Thats not a coincidence that’s just you working out the difference from when the song released and when this video was uploaded
The Beatles on several songs would slow down or speed up the tracks slightly on mixing and that accounts for some of the strange keys like in here, Revolution or Ob la Di. So in concerts he plays this in the key of E or Ob La Di in the key of A since that’s how he wrote and recorded them.
This is my mom's favorite song ever, and today is her birthday. Great timing!!
This seems like an exercise in how many different chords you can play in a song!
Well sir - you've done it again. 3am and mind blown. thank you thank you thank you.
Man, You are so talented. Thank you! Great, clear and complete tutorials
What a great tutorial! Thanks so much for your knowledge and willingness to share it in such an accurate way.
BEST Teacher Cheers!
Best tutorial on this song I’ve seen, thanks!
Thank You Andy for both the history write up and the Lesson ❤️👍🏽👍🏽🙏🏽.
Somebody maybe already pointed this out but that augmented chord your talking about at 6:40 -
pretty sure that's a diminished E chord. You play E G Bflat - two minor thirds stacked on top of each other... augmented would mean two major thirds.
Yeah, I was thinking about the sharp 4th which is an augmented 4th INTERVAL , but an augmented CHORD has a raised 5th, so you're right, the flat 3 and flat 5 makes a dim chord. My bad...the bummer is that once a RUclips video is published, you can't make corrections. I used to annotate corrections, but they took that away too.
@@ShutupAndPlayGuitarTutorials Not a big problem. Most people obviously haven't noticed...;) And most importantly you still play the right the chord so it's really just a minor slip. Great lesson! Helped me learn my favorite McCartney song. Thanx a bunch!
@@ShutupAndPlayGuitarTutorials You could put in the description if it bugs you. Not ideal but when i noticed the mistake i actually first checked the description in case you noted it there...
What a gorgeous song and gorgeous use of chords
Only 200 Thousand views on this video, what?!...this tutorial deserves more than 500 after being viewed in two years...!!!
Excelent lesson thank you master‼️
I would like to see you do summer breeze...no one seems to have the bridge chords right and you are note for note on everything!
Thanks so much for showing this in E. I learned to play in F w/out capo & that final riff has a stretch that just kills me solo when performing. Can't thank you enough, please keep these informative posts up!
Thank you eliotno3. If you're getting something from my videos, please consider supporting what I do. www.shutupandplay.ca/donate.html
Cheers, Andy
You just love playing that C chord, don’t you ? I do too, it makes the song. Thanks for a great lesson. You’re the best.
They didnt put middle c in the middle of the keyboard for nothing....its the basis of standard notation and the purist chord in western music.... the only key with no sharps or flats....
im annonymous , A minor ?
Every key has a relative minor. A minor is the 6th CHORD of C major scale chord progression, which is different from C major scale, which has no sharps or flats
the money chord
@Cormac Thompson -- This channel might help you, & this is the song I mentioned too! Enjoy your singing & guitar playing!
Thanks for the great guitar lesson.. It would be super helpful also if you can sing or hum the melody a bit along with drumming the cords.
Would love a Beatles ‘Wait’ tutorial
Amazing Lesson. I learned so much from this... and all this time I've thought all these changes were in F! That thought kept me away from this tune forever because it was so awkward and w/such fast changes.
Awesome tutorial. Love this song. Some of those subtler notes toward the end were overdubs, tough to play the guitar part and the overdubs live without making a mistake. Paul was mainly about the vocal and melody anyway. Would you consider "Little Martha" by Duanne Allman?
The fills are a lot easier like this rather than playing in F without a capo. Thanks.
hey Im somewhat new to guitar and I would love to learn how you make your covers because I'm clueless on how u find chords
pretty easy. thank you
That's a nice guitar is it a Taylor 314 ce GA? I have a 314ce GA. Great lesson I remember when the White album came out, lots of classic Beatle tunes on that one. When I first heard this song it was 1968, I fell in love with it. Great lesson Man thanx
I love the sound of his guitar. Sounds great. I recently asked the question what brand and model. Sounds beautiful and looks great.
With the vinyl cued on a good system, it always sounded to me as if MACCA "sang" the bass line to this song. The bass notes have a sound not unlike blowing just right across the opening of a partially filled pint. Great choice for a lesson. Thanks!
John did, I think
Yes, Paul sang the bass line, very breathily. Great production trick that adds to the song's intimacy.
@@johndonovan2598 Something I've never heard before or since. Distinctive and unique. Just like the Beatles.
Jesus fucking christ duuuUUUDE THAT TONNNEEE. So good. I need to get a set of whatever strings were used in this video
Do you plan on making an Eight Days a Week lesson? One of my fave Beatles songs
tabs do it justice
very nice gracias
Song writing genius,miles ahead of almost anyone ever,and they make it sound like some easy little minute and 58 second throw away extra thing...hard ,unusual chord changes,multiple time signatures,mysteriously easy sounding melody,late career Bach sophistication hidden in a pleasing little pop song...ever wonder why in all recorded music there was only one Paul McCartney?? Me too...learn to play this and you start to have some idea..
Can you do a lesson on the "live" solo for "Rhiannon" that was used in the 1976 Midnight Special?
Beatles songs are hard to play, no matter which style they are in.
Right they change chords alot and different chords that are not exactly natural
Eddie Atchison That’s why they are so good! Their music is continually interesting.
Thanks for the great lesson!
Outstanding ...thank you :)
One of my favourite Beatles songs. Love your attention to detail. Do you think you could do Brian May’s solo on We Will Rock You? That would be totally awesome!
I really like your tutorial and it sounds right and this was the version that i learned at first :) But im really pretty sure that Paul tuned down his guitar one whole step like in yesterday and played the Song in G
G Em Am D7 and so on .... and on the last verse from "Oh i know i will" it's a D# and when you strum every single string from down to up you have with this chord the lick :) Try it and let me know :)
Anything is possible but PM wouldn't play a song in a different tuning than he played the original: ruclips.net/video/JGnNQM_9q-w/видео.html
@@ShutupAndPlayGuitarTutorials Yeah, you could be right also. Here he plays it different, but also in the Key of E ruclips.net/video/PHHyFrM-Jsc/видео.html
Why do you say he wouldn’t? I think he’s playing a half step flat on this video. The record begins on F! I am pretty sure. Capo first fret, no?
I hope you enjoy this turorial. men like, sure "I Will".
Excellent lesson.
For more information on this lesson, my DEMO & TAB: www.shutupandplay.ca/i-will--acoustic.html
What is the deal with all the B's in your titles being bigger?
fontmeme.com/the-beatles-font/
Gotcha, thanks. Great tutorials.
Chords with lyrics?
(@14:52 mark)--yes, not "typical". Perhaps the more suitable word would be "signature" or more crassly "trademark" to describe how we know it's McCartney. Sorry for the linguistic hairsplitting in a music tutorial.🤔🧐😜🎶👍
Superb Video, Keep up the good work!
Very nice job! How about a lesson on "Takin' care of Business" by BTO (all thee solos plus fills)?
You funny.. How about you doit '-)
I might have missed you saying this but isn’t there a capo on 1st fret? That first chord is F
If u could jst provide the chords along wid the lyrics then u would be the whole best teacher on youtube.....😊😊
he gives you the chords, what is that you don't understand? If he's a little too advanced for you, maybe you should just use the internet and look up "I will" chords then write them down.
Also, you might consider repeating gammer school.
Gammer school??...don't think he's the only one.
.. the truth he is not teaching, he is just showing. He pretends to teach, don’t negate me, I’m a teacher and instructor myself. ... oh well let’s still appreciate his talent. No harm.
Bronze Star... Showing is teaching. You'd probably drag this shit out with some poor fuck for a month, or more, to "teach" them this song in half hr to hr increments.
Great lesson...thanks. Just bought my first 12-string. Might be good for that second guitar part.
Wonder if they just sped it up half a step?
Which taylor u using
214ce
Could you tell us which guitar model are you using? Thanks a lot
There's a link to my gear page in the description box below each video. I list everything I use there. cheers
Could be a Takamine?
Thanks for another good tutorial. It certainly sounds like it was played in E position -especially the fills. Those ending chords sound right but for naming purposes, it's a Bb dim not an E aug, right?
What guitar do you use on this video?
Isn't it more likely the tape speed was sped up a little?
just put a capo on the first fret, thats how i play along with the song
Just curious, why don't you display the chord names and the chord on screen while you play? It would be a lot easier for the viewer to learn.
Probably to get you to buy his tab, it might also be because he feels that learning this way while harder will pay off in the long run. When I learn songs from friends they don't have floating tablature and chords, they play in front of you and you pick it up and try and copy and you ask them questions
@@reachingout9285 but this is youtube, I don't know this guy. Also his competitors display the chords. Guess what. I bought the other guys tab.
Hi 'Shutup & Play Guy',
Love the video, love The Beatles.
Also I don't know if you do requests but if you do, please could you play/teach us Brooklyn (Owes The Charmer Under Me) - Steely Dan?? I love that song and there doesn't seem to be any good tabs or tutorials anywhere.
Anyway, your videos are always great! Keep it up!
Thanks :)
The Best!
10:04 fills
Awesome
Hola, felicitaciones. Solo una opinión, pienso que al final deberías tocar la canción completa. Saludos y buen trabajo.
I always play the whole song in the seperate "Demo" video. ruclips.net/video/BmfhFbcb8NI/видео.html
I always have the demo and the lesson on my website: www.shutupandplay.ca/i-will--acoustic.html
Gracias, no me había dado cuenta, me suscribo; felicitaciones muy buen trabajo.
この曲は カポ３ で弾くと弾きやすいよ
Great
Shit I can’t play all these barre chords
Yet
dude for years i thought my fingers were too chunky for most chords including bars. i actually tried for like a month and a year later i can perfectly play the rhythm to til there was you
Superb awesome
is this Reed from Patriot Soapbox?
Do u have the easiest chords for this for beginners, I have tiny hands
Guitar tuned down 1 step on White Album. (G Em.........)
TE AMO
You're my hero 😍😘😘
Nice video! You could make a tutorial of Give a Little Bit, from Supertramp! 😊
Great lesson !
Would you ever consider doing a video lesson on the solo for “Too Much Time On My Hands” by Styx ?
😊🎸
thanks bro.,.,
YES YES FUCKING YES!!!!
Here's our jazz version in 5/8: ruclips.net/video/wvSkBQA-j9A/видео.html
What is on beat?😅
Jeez this is hard
The Beatles are notorious for using many chords on their songs
They are not a 3 chord group like many other and country artists as well
If you want to learn Beatles songs get used to lots of chords
Can u pls put the chords here
Please, Please play the song thru once BEFORE you get into the lesson. It gives the person watching a baseline reference to go from. Especially for the person that isn’t familiar with the song.
Card at 5 seconds in...link in the description...first pinned comment. With the smallest amount effort you would have seen this: www.shutupandplay.ca/i-will--acoustic.html
Just play it dude!!!...
ruclips.net/video/BmfhFbcb8NI/видео.html
Too much talking in the beginning. Just play the song so we can hear how it sounds before the explanation….basic
I ALWAYS demo the song and spend a huge amount of time recording them as accurately as I can but sometimes that's in a separate video because of copyright issues. The best place to take in my content is on my website. www.shutupandplay.ca/i-will--acoustic.html
WHY ARE THERE SO MANY GODDAMN BAR CHORDES
I Will - It was composed by William Campbell, it means I William replacing James Paul Mccartney. Once you get into the real meaning of the song its so scary. P.S He is also Billy Shears
So says the guy who replaced Jeruel Jay Macabale ; )
You're the type of person John was making fun of in Glass Onion
Not exactly a garage rock song. WAY too many chords to learn! But beautiful none the less.
no more beatles remasted originals sound so much more nostalgic
But not how they were intended to sound
T h a n k Y o u
ㅡㅐㅡㅐㅟㅡㅐㅡㅐㅢㅡㅟ 뛝
Loba ngomong ah sama kehed
/
fucking hell just give me the chords already
PLAY the F-ing SONG!
I always demo the song but sometimes that's in a separate video because of copyright issues. The best place to take in my content is on my website: www.shutupandplay.ca/i-will--acoustic.html