Chords for Acoustic guitar lesson, Bruce Springsteen, "I'm on Fire" (EASY version)
Tempo:
110.65 bpm
Chords used:
Bb
Eb
Gm
F
Db
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
Hey everybody, all right.
Here's an easy way to play
I'm on fire by Bruce Springsteen
It's a song from 1985
Kind of different from a typical Bruce song, but this version
It's open chords.
No bar chords like the standard version and pretty easy to play
Okay, you want to put the capo which is a great tool third fret?
[Bb] Strum pattern
I'm gonna get my [Db] other hand in here.
You can use a pick or you [G] could use your thumb or your [Bb] fingers, but
think this lesson.
I'm going to use my my thumb because a pick is a
Get a little tight on the camera here, so
Okay
What that is is down down
Down down up down up down down up down up so basically down down
Down up
That's the pattern repeat down down up down down down down up down down
Down up down down up down up so let's write that down down down
Down up
You [N] kind of can repeat that you can mix it up and put your own strum pattern in there
But that's it to get you started so I'm missing a pluck the bass note for [Bb] the first down
instead of down down
Pluck down first the pluck [A] will take place of the first down
Down down down down down down down down
Okay, [N] I'm gonna get to the get to the chords here
Okay, and this easy version you start with the basically to be G
Open chords any any beginner or anybody you've been playing for a year or two
Knows you got G.
Get C.
Got E minor and some D.
I believe that's it okay
So you start off with just gonna be strumming little intro strumming back and forth between the G
And the E minor you put a bass note in there if you want [Gb] start it off.
Okay, so let's do that G to E minor
[Bb]
little instrumental this for maybe a
couple [Gm] bars
Okay, E minor
Go back to G
[Bb]
Using my thumb now just so you can get in the camera
[Gm] And then you go to G and do the first
first lyrics
[Bb] Hey little girl is your daddy home.
Did he go leave you all alone?
Okay, got that and then you go to C on that kind of a humming mm-hmm
Leave you all alone C
[Eb]
Got a [Gm] bad desire to E minor
[Eb] C
[F] D
[Bb] G
Okay, anytime he says oh, oh, oh, I'm on fire.
It's gonna [Eb] be C
D I'm [Bb] on fire
[Eb] [F]
[Bb] Okay, let's do that verse again
You see the chorus of plants G C E minor and then the C and D and G all together
Hey little girl is your daddy home.
Did he go leave you all [Eb] alone?
I got a [Gm] bad desire
[Eb] [C] I'm [Bb] on fire
Again
Is it good to you can it do to you the things that I do?
[Eb] Oh, yeah, I can [Gm] take you higher
[Eb] [F] [Bb]
Okay, so you got G the C E minor and anytime it [Eb] says oh
[F]
I'm [Bb] on fire.
[Eb] That's C [F] D G
[Bb] Okay, and in the middle maybe at the end you want to do the
The ooh part some people might call it yodeling
When do that part you think it feels alright to you do is a G to E minor
It's kind of good to break up the break up the lyrics a little bit
I'm on the G ready
E minor
[Gm]
And hold as long as you can
[Bb]
I'm like a whoo-hoo kind of thing back to you [Gm] my
And I get ready to go to it kind of like a little course
[Bb] Sometimes it's like someone took the knife baby.
Yeah, Jim.
Don't put a six-inch valley through there
Okay, so that part I stay on all those lyrics
I stay on the G the whole time until you get to the word middle six inch [Gm] valley through the middle of my soul
And I go to eat minor on the word middle
[Bb] And such G sometimes I feel like someone took a knife baby edgy and all member down down up down up down down
up down up
[Gm] my soul course to
This one I put the scene here nightly wake up with the sheets
so get wet and a freight train running through the middle of my head and
On the word you I go to see [Eb] and you
[Gm] Cool my desire e minor for desire and the [Eb] standard see oh
[F]
[Bb] I'm on fire
[Eb]
[F] I'm on [Bb] fire
Look at our third verse one more time
Okay, G night and wake up with the sheets
So get wet and a free train running through the middle of my [Eb] head and you on the word you go to see
Cool [Gm] my desire e minor
[Eb]
[F] [Bb] I'm on fire
Here you definitely want to do a little of the
Humming pretty you know
Consistent to the song makes it sound like the real song.
Okay?
I'm strumming the G.
I think I'm not gonna not gonna do any other moves until I get to e minor
[Gm]
Back to G
[Bb]
Take a nice deep breath in between these you can get the you know
You can try to carry the note for a while as you're strumming
Quietly breathe in and get ready to try to knock this one out
[Gm]
You can wrap it up with going to the
[Eb] [F]
[Bb] Fire do that two or three times
[Eb]
[F] [Bb] See dingy
[Eb] [Bb]
Okay, definitely easiest way to play that song if you have fun with it
Feel free to comment click like
[F]
I'm gonna try to cover this song myself to
Review my recording and see how it came out, but either way have fun with it.
Here's an easy way to play
I'm on fire by Bruce Springsteen
It's a song from 1985
Kind of different from a typical Bruce song, but this version
It's open chords.
No bar chords like the standard version and pretty easy to play
Okay, you want to put the capo which is a great tool third fret?
[Bb] Strum pattern
I'm gonna get my [Db] other hand in here.
You can use a pick or you [G] could use your thumb or your [Bb] fingers, but
think this lesson.
I'm going to use my my thumb because a pick is a
Get a little tight on the camera here, so
Okay
What that is is down down
Down down up down up down down up down up so basically down down
Down up
That's the pattern repeat down down up down down down down up down down
Down up down down up down up so let's write that down down down
Down up
You [N] kind of can repeat that you can mix it up and put your own strum pattern in there
But that's it to get you started so I'm missing a pluck the bass note for [Bb] the first down
instead of down down
Pluck down first the pluck [A] will take place of the first down
Down down down down down down down down
Okay, [N] I'm gonna get to the get to the chords here
Okay, and this easy version you start with the basically to be G
Open chords any any beginner or anybody you've been playing for a year or two
Knows you got G.
Get C.
Got E minor and some D.
I believe that's it okay
So you start off with just gonna be strumming little intro strumming back and forth between the G
And the E minor you put a bass note in there if you want [Gb] start it off.
Okay, so let's do that G to E minor
[Bb]
little instrumental this for maybe a
couple [Gm] bars
Okay, E minor
Go back to G
[Bb]
Using my thumb now just so you can get in the camera
[Gm] And then you go to G and do the first
first lyrics
[Bb] Hey little girl is your daddy home.
Did he go leave you all alone?
Okay, got that and then you go to C on that kind of a humming mm-hmm
Leave you all alone C
[Eb]
Got a [Gm] bad desire to E minor
[Eb] C
[F] D
[Bb] G
Okay, anytime he says oh, oh, oh, I'm on fire.
It's gonna [Eb] be C
D I'm [Bb] on fire
[Eb] [F]
[Bb] Okay, let's do that verse again
You see the chorus of plants G C E minor and then the C and D and G all together
Hey little girl is your daddy home.
Did he go leave you all [Eb] alone?
I got a [Gm] bad desire
[Eb] [C] I'm [Bb] on fire
Again
Is it good to you can it do to you the things that I do?
[Eb] Oh, yeah, I can [Gm] take you higher
[Eb] [F] [Bb]
Okay, so you got G the C E minor and anytime it [Eb] says oh
[F]
I'm [Bb] on fire.
[Eb] That's C [F] D G
[Bb] Okay, and in the middle maybe at the end you want to do the
The ooh part some people might call it yodeling
When do that part you think it feels alright to you do is a G to E minor
It's kind of good to break up the break up the lyrics a little bit
I'm on the G ready
E minor
[Gm]
And hold as long as you can
[Bb]
I'm like a whoo-hoo kind of thing back to you [Gm] my
And I get ready to go to it kind of like a little course
[Bb] Sometimes it's like someone took the knife baby.
Yeah, Jim.
Don't put a six-inch valley through there
Okay, so that part I stay on all those lyrics
I stay on the G the whole time until you get to the word middle six inch [Gm] valley through the middle of my soul
And I go to eat minor on the word middle
[Bb] And such G sometimes I feel like someone took a knife baby edgy and all member down down up down up down down
up down up
[Gm] my soul course to
This one I put the scene here nightly wake up with the sheets
so get wet and a freight train running through the middle of my head and
On the word you I go to see [Eb] and you
[Gm] Cool my desire e minor for desire and the [Eb] standard see oh
[F]
[Bb] I'm on fire
[Eb]
[F] I'm on [Bb] fire
Look at our third verse one more time
Okay, G night and wake up with the sheets
So get wet and a free train running through the middle of my [Eb] head and you on the word you go to see
Cool [Gm] my desire e minor
[Eb]
[F] [Bb] I'm on fire
Here you definitely want to do a little of the
Humming pretty you know
Consistent to the song makes it sound like the real song.
Okay?
I'm strumming the G.
I think I'm not gonna not gonna do any other moves until I get to e minor
[Gm]
Back to G
[Bb]
Take a nice deep breath in between these you can get the you know
You can try to carry the note for a while as you're strumming
Quietly breathe in and get ready to try to knock this one out
[Gm]
You can wrap it up with going to the
[Eb] [F]
[Bb] Fire do that two or three times
[Eb]
[F] [Bb] See dingy
[Eb] [Bb]
Okay, definitely easiest way to play that song if you have fun with it
Feel free to comment click like
[F]
I'm gonna try to cover this song myself to
Review my recording and see how it came out, but either way have fun with it.
Key:
Bb
Eb
Gm
F
Db
Bb
Eb
Gm
_ _ Hey everybody, all right.
Here's an easy way to play
I'm on fire by Bruce Springsteen
It's a song from 1985
Kind of different from a typical Bruce song, but this version
_ It's open chords.
No bar chords like the standard version and pretty easy to play
Okay, you want to put the capo which is a great tool third fret? _ _
_ _ _ [Bb] Strum pattern _ _
I'm gonna get my [Db] other hand in here.
You can use a pick or you [G] could use your thumb or your [Bb] fingers, but
think this lesson.
I'm going to use my my thumb because a pick is a
Get a little tight on the camera here, so _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ Okay
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ What that is is down down _
Down down up down up down down up down up so basically down down
_ Down up
That's the pattern repeat down down up down down down down up down down
Down up down down up down up so let's write that down down down
Down up
You [N] kind of can repeat that you can mix it up and put your own strum pattern in there
But that's it to get you started so I'm missing a pluck the bass note for [Bb] the first down
_ _ instead of down down _
_ _ Pluck down first the pluck [A] will take place of the first down
_ _ Down down down down down down down down
_ Okay, [N] I'm gonna get to the get to the chords here
_ Okay, and this easy version you start with the basically to be G
Open chords any any beginner or anybody you've been playing for a year or two
Knows you got G.
Get C.
Got E minor and some D.
I believe that's it okay
So you start off with just gonna be strumming little intro strumming back and forth between the G
And the E minor you put a bass note in there if you want [Gb] start it off.
Okay, so let's do that G to E minor
[Bb] _
_ _ _ little instrumental this for maybe a
couple [Gm] bars
_ _ _ Okay, E minor
Go back to G
_ [Bb] _ _ _
_ _ Using my thumb now just so you can get in the camera _
[Gm] _ And then you go to G and do the first
first lyrics
_ _ _ [Bb] Hey little girl is your daddy home.
Did he go leave you all alone?
Okay, got that and then you go to C on that kind of a humming mm-hmm _
Leave you all alone C
[Eb] _ _
Got a [Gm] bad desire to E minor _
[Eb] C
_ [F] D
_ [Bb] G _
Okay, anytime he says oh, oh, oh, I'm on fire.
It's gonna [Eb] be C
_ D I'm [Bb] on fire _
_ _ [Eb] _ _ _ [F] _ _ _
[Bb] Okay, let's do that verse again _ _
You see the chorus of plants G C E minor and then the C and D and G all together
Hey little girl is your daddy home.
Did he go leave you all [Eb] alone?
_ _ I got a [Gm] bad desire _ _
_ _ [Eb] _ _ [C] _ I'm [Bb] on fire
_ Again
_ _ Is it good to you can it do to you the things that I do?
[Eb] Oh, yeah, I can [Gm] take you higher _ _
_ [Eb] _ _ _ [F] _ _ _ [Bb] _
Okay, so you got G the C E minor and anytime it [Eb] says oh
_ _ [F]
I'm [Bb] on fire.
[Eb] That's C [F] D G
[Bb] _ _ _ Okay, and in the middle maybe at the end you want to do the
_ The ooh part some people might call it yodeling
When do that part you think it feels alright to you do is a G to E minor
It's kind of good to break up the break up the lyrics a little bit
_ I'm on the G ready _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _
E minor
[Gm] _ _ _ _ _ _
_ And hold as long as you can
[Bb] _ _ _
I'm like a whoo-hoo kind of thing back to you [Gm] my
_ _ _ _ And I get ready to go to it kind of like a little course
[Bb] Sometimes it's like someone took the knife baby.
Yeah, Jim.
Don't put a six-inch valley through there
Okay, so that part I stay on all those lyrics
I stay on the G the whole time until you get to the word middle six inch [Gm] valley through the middle of my soul
And I go to eat minor on the word middle
[Bb] And such G sometimes I feel like someone took a knife baby edgy and all member down down up down up down down
up down up
_ _ [Gm] _ my soul course to
This one I put the scene here nightly wake up with the sheets
so get wet and a freight train running through the middle of my head and
On the word you I go to see [Eb] and you _
_ [Gm] Cool my desire e minor for desire and the [Eb] standard see oh
_ [F] _ _
[Bb] I'm on fire
_ _ _ [Eb] _ _
[F] _ I'm on [Bb] fire
_ Look at our third verse one more time
Okay, G night and wake up with the sheets
So get wet and a free train running through the middle of my [Eb] head and you on the word you go to see
_ Cool [Gm] my desire e minor
_ [Eb] _ _ _
[F] _ [Bb] I'm on fire
_ _ Here you definitely want to do a little of the
_ Humming pretty you know
Consistent to the song makes it sound like the real song.
Okay?
I'm strumming the G.
I think I'm not gonna not gonna do any other moves until I get to e minor
[Gm] _ _ _ _ _ _
Back to G
_ [Bb] _ _ _ _
_ Take a nice deep breath in between these you can get the you know
You can try to carry the note for a while as you're strumming
Quietly breathe in and get ready to try to knock this one out
[Gm] _ _ _ _ _
You can wrap it up with going to the
[Eb] _ _ _ [F] _
[Bb] Fire do that two or three times
[Eb] _ _
_ [F] _ _ _ [Bb] _ _ See dingy
[Eb] _ _ _ _ _ [Bb] _
Okay, _ _ _ _ definitely easiest way to play that song if you have fun with it
Feel free to comment click like
[F] _
_ I'm gonna try to cover this song myself to _
Review my recording and see how it came out, but either way have fun with it.
Here's an easy way to play
I'm on fire by Bruce Springsteen
It's a song from 1985
Kind of different from a typical Bruce song, but this version
_ It's open chords.
No bar chords like the standard version and pretty easy to play
Okay, you want to put the capo which is a great tool third fret? _ _
_ _ _ [Bb] Strum pattern _ _
I'm gonna get my [Db] other hand in here.
You can use a pick or you [G] could use your thumb or your [Bb] fingers, but
think this lesson.
I'm going to use my my thumb because a pick is a
Get a little tight on the camera here, so _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ Okay
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ What that is is down down _
Down down up down up down down up down up so basically down down
_ Down up
That's the pattern repeat down down up down down down down up down down
Down up down down up down up so let's write that down down down
Down up
You [N] kind of can repeat that you can mix it up and put your own strum pattern in there
But that's it to get you started so I'm missing a pluck the bass note for [Bb] the first down
_ _ instead of down down _
_ _ Pluck down first the pluck [A] will take place of the first down
_ _ Down down down down down down down down
_ Okay, [N] I'm gonna get to the get to the chords here
_ Okay, and this easy version you start with the basically to be G
Open chords any any beginner or anybody you've been playing for a year or two
Knows you got G.
Get C.
Got E minor and some D.
I believe that's it okay
So you start off with just gonna be strumming little intro strumming back and forth between the G
And the E minor you put a bass note in there if you want [Gb] start it off.
Okay, so let's do that G to E minor
[Bb] _
_ _ _ little instrumental this for maybe a
couple [Gm] bars
_ _ _ Okay, E minor
Go back to G
_ [Bb] _ _ _
_ _ Using my thumb now just so you can get in the camera _
[Gm] _ And then you go to G and do the first
first lyrics
_ _ _ [Bb] Hey little girl is your daddy home.
Did he go leave you all alone?
Okay, got that and then you go to C on that kind of a humming mm-hmm _
Leave you all alone C
[Eb] _ _
Got a [Gm] bad desire to E minor _
[Eb] C
_ [F] D
_ [Bb] G _
Okay, anytime he says oh, oh, oh, I'm on fire.
It's gonna [Eb] be C
_ D I'm [Bb] on fire _
_ _ [Eb] _ _ _ [F] _ _ _
[Bb] Okay, let's do that verse again _ _
You see the chorus of plants G C E minor and then the C and D and G all together
Hey little girl is your daddy home.
Did he go leave you all [Eb] alone?
_ _ I got a [Gm] bad desire _ _
_ _ [Eb] _ _ [C] _ I'm [Bb] on fire
_ Again
_ _ Is it good to you can it do to you the things that I do?
[Eb] Oh, yeah, I can [Gm] take you higher _ _
_ [Eb] _ _ _ [F] _ _ _ [Bb] _
Okay, so you got G the C E minor and anytime it [Eb] says oh
_ _ [F]
I'm [Bb] on fire.
[Eb] That's C [F] D G
[Bb] _ _ _ Okay, and in the middle maybe at the end you want to do the
_ The ooh part some people might call it yodeling
When do that part you think it feels alright to you do is a G to E minor
It's kind of good to break up the break up the lyrics a little bit
_ I'm on the G ready _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _
E minor
[Gm] _ _ _ _ _ _
_ And hold as long as you can
[Bb] _ _ _
I'm like a whoo-hoo kind of thing back to you [Gm] my
_ _ _ _ And I get ready to go to it kind of like a little course
[Bb] Sometimes it's like someone took the knife baby.
Yeah, Jim.
Don't put a six-inch valley through there
Okay, so that part I stay on all those lyrics
I stay on the G the whole time until you get to the word middle six inch [Gm] valley through the middle of my soul
And I go to eat minor on the word middle
[Bb] And such G sometimes I feel like someone took a knife baby edgy and all member down down up down up down down
up down up
_ _ [Gm] _ my soul course to
This one I put the scene here nightly wake up with the sheets
so get wet and a freight train running through the middle of my head and
On the word you I go to see [Eb] and you _
_ [Gm] Cool my desire e minor for desire and the [Eb] standard see oh
_ [F] _ _
[Bb] I'm on fire
_ _ _ [Eb] _ _
[F] _ I'm on [Bb] fire
_ Look at our third verse one more time
Okay, G night and wake up with the sheets
So get wet and a free train running through the middle of my [Eb] head and you on the word you go to see
_ Cool [Gm] my desire e minor
_ [Eb] _ _ _
[F] _ [Bb] I'm on fire
_ _ Here you definitely want to do a little of the
_ Humming pretty you know
Consistent to the song makes it sound like the real song.
Okay?
I'm strumming the G.
I think I'm not gonna not gonna do any other moves until I get to e minor
[Gm] _ _ _ _ _ _
Back to G
_ [Bb] _ _ _ _
_ Take a nice deep breath in between these you can get the you know
You can try to carry the note for a while as you're strumming
Quietly breathe in and get ready to try to knock this one out
[Gm] _ _ _ _ _
You can wrap it up with going to the
[Eb] _ _ _ [F] _
[Bb] Fire do that two or three times
[Eb] _ _
_ [F] _ _ _ [Bb] _ _ See dingy
[Eb] _ _ _ _ _ [Bb] _
Okay, _ _ _ _ definitely easiest way to play that song if you have fun with it
Feel free to comment click like
[F] _
_ I'm gonna try to cover this song myself to _
Review my recording and see how it came out, but either way have fun with it.