Chords for Bob Dylan Times They Are A-Changin' Guitar Lesson + Tutorial

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_ Hey, what's [D] up you guys Marty Schwartz here with Marty music [N] once again gonna break down times
They are a changing by Bob Dylan awesome song.
Hope you guys enjoy it also real quick
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Let's break it down alright
So the rhythm of [E] this song is in counts of [G] three one two three one two three one two three one two three
You can do all down strums.
You can subdivide it up, but it's always one two three
One two three one two three one two three one two three one two three one two three one two [F#] three
The other thing is with this style of folk music where it's just a singer his guitar harmonica, whatever
But he's a solo artist sometimes he just holds on _
stagnant chords for different weird amounts of time
_ _ _ You know and that's just the style.
There's no band that has to follow
It's got that poetic kind of vibe to it, but anyway here we go [G] gee _ [Em] II minor
_ _ [C] _ see
_ [G] Gee so that's the first little snippet gee [Em] _ minor [C] _ see
[G] _ gee
_ _ _ _ Then the next one is gee [Em] _ minor [C]
see [D] now to D _ _ _
then back to [G] _ gee [Em] _
minor [C] _ [G] see _ gee _ and
_ _ now a new thing gee a [Am] minor _ _
[A] to D
[D] _ _ _ [A]
And I'm gonna walk us through this
_ But then once you get to that part the gee a minor D now
There's a new D [Am] walk down where [D] it's a D chord
_ _ _ middle finger comes off third fret a string so _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ [G#m] Then index on the second fret of the a string ring finger [G] still there
_ _ _ Then back to a regular D, but with the open [D] a in there _
So you're getting [G#] a bass walk down [D] open D
Third [C] fret a
_ [B] second fret a _ open [A] a
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_ _ _ _ [N] And that's all still one two three one two three one two three one two three
_ Okay, so let's go back to [G] the beginning
_ _ And just hold on G until you're ready
_ Two three one two three one two three here we go _ _
_ gee [Em] _ minor
[C] see [G] to gee _ _ _ _
gee [Em] _ minor
[C] _ [G] see to [D] D
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gee [Em] _ minor [C] see [G] back to G _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ gee [Am] a minor [D] D _ _ _ _
D [G] walk [G] down
_ [D] open a
_ _ That's where we got _ [Dm] and now the times they are _ changing [G] is gee
[D] They are _ D [G] G _ _ _
_ _ _ All right, so now check out the weird counting
_ _ _ One two [Em] three one two three C two three G two
_ G _ _ two [Bm] three minor two [C] three C [D] two three D two three G [G] two E minor _ [C] C
_ [G] G two two two three two three G [A] [Am] a minor [D] _
D
_ _ _ _ D walk down
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_ [G] _ gee
_ [D] Then _
_ _ _ [G] Gee hold on and now [G#m] it has a little refrain which is real easy
But the other thing about the different versions of this song the little instrumental things he does in between the singing it
_ varies and it changes so this _ [E] first time [G] through _ _ _
_ _ [D] _ _ _ [G] DG _ G _ _ -minor [C] C
[G] _ G _ holds on G now the whole thing starts over so let's just do it G [Em] _ minor
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CG
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Minor [G] _ [C] _ C
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_ _ _ _ [G] G _ [Em]
minor _ [C] C [G] _ 1 _ _ _ _ [A] G a minor [D] _ D
_ _ Walk out D [C] walk down
[G] _ down
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_ [G] Gee
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_ _ _ [G] _ _ _ Minor
_ [C] _ _ [G] _ _ CG harmonica [D] playing
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[G] _ _ Starts over so that second refrain is a completely different part, and I'm just referring to the most famous version
So you can mess with the key of [C] G in between those verse the the verses and the courses are are always the same
But those little like harmonica spots and all that it definitely gets mixed up so the let's see the second one is
_ _ It goes [G] you know
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_ [D] _ _ _ _ [F#] So it starts [D] regular, but then it's got a D
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[E] C or regular C.
I'm doing that C at [D] 9
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_ [D] minor D
_ _ And then it just starts over.
Let's just do one more [G] time G [Bm] _ minor [C] _ C _
2g
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[Em] _ minor [C] _ C [D] to D
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minor _ [C] _ C 1 2 2 2 [A] G [Am] a minor
[D] _ _ D _ _ walk _ [G] down
_ Sing [D] like a stone
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_ _ [E] right, I hope you enjoyed the lesson.
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