Chords for How to Play Greta Van Fleet's You're the One on Guitar
Tempo:
90.3 bpm
Chords used:
D
G
A
Ab
Em
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
[A] [G] [D]
[A] [G]
[D] [D] [A] [G]
[A]
[G] [D]
Hey everyone, Rod DeGeorge here and [Ab] welcome to my channel.
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we're going to learn how to play
So the intro and the verse is basically D, A, and G.
[D] [G]
But [Am] what we're doing is we're doing the D and the Dsus2.
[D] And the Dsus2 is just basically taking
your middle finger off and we're playing that E note as opposed to the F sharp.
He's basically
doing a down and up strumming pattern here, hitting the outside strings of the chord.
And
he goes
So down, up, [A] down, up.
On that second upstroke is where we get that Dsus2.
[D] And then
on the third upstroke, we go back to the D.
[A] Now right [D] here, it's a little tricky.
[Em] Right there,
that upstroke that leads us to the [D] next chord, the A, [G] [B] we want to hit that open B [D] string.
[E] And
then we hammer on that A chord.
[A] Okay?
You can just hammer on that pinky, but it's probably easier
just to hammer on all [Abm] three fingers of the A chord.
[D] So it's like
[A] [Em] Okay, now this does the
A to the Asus2, and it's pretty much the same thing, hitting the outside [A] strings of the chord.
So on that upstroke, one and two [A] and.
On the and a two [Am] is where we're hitting the [Em] Sus2 on the D
and the [D] A.
[A] [Am] Now that Sus2 is just picking up the pinky, or [G] if you're using one, two, and three,
the third finger, whatever finger you're [Db] using on that second [B] string, we want that open B,
that second string open, [G] as opposed to playing the [Ab] C sharp for [A] the A major chord.
So that Sus2 is
without the finger.
A major is with the [D] finger.
[A] And then when we go to the [G] G, we go
Now this
is just a G chord, but what he's doing here, he's moving this first finger down to the fourth string.
[D] So we're hitting the open [E] D, then the [G] fretted E, which is the second fret [D] of the fourth string.
And he kind of [Ab] grabs that open [G] G as well.
So the [D] verse and the intro.
[Bm] [A]
[G]
Okay?
So that is the verse
[Ab] and the intro.
And the only other part is going to be the chorus.
So the chorus is just going to be
the D and the G.
Now he does throw a little fill in there with the Sus4, which is the pinky [D] on the D.
[D] Add the pinky to the first string.
That's Sus4.
Take it off major.
[A]
As we said before, Sus2 is
with the open string.
So he's [D] like
[G]
[D] [G]
So [Em] at least that's what he was doing on the Saturday Night Live
one that I listened to.
In the recorded version, there's organ [D] in that, so that part may not be as
prevalent.
But in live versions that I've heard, he's going
[G]
Now [D] you could get away with just
playing the D.
[G]
[D]
[G] [D]
[G] [D]
[G]
[C] Those are the two parts of You're the One by Greta Van Fleet.
So hopefully you found
that helpful.
[Ab] If you'd like a free lesson on how to switch chords quickly and easily, I have a link
in the description below.
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[Dm] That being [Fm] said, I'm Rod DeGeorge.
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[A] [G]
[D] [D] [A] [G]
[A]
[G] [D]
Hey everyone, Rod DeGeorge here and [Ab] welcome to my channel.
If you love everything about music,
please consider subscribing as we cover many facets [A] of it here on this channel.
Today,
we're going to learn how to play
So the intro and the verse is basically D, A, and G.
[D] [G]
But [Am] what we're doing is we're doing the D and the Dsus2.
[D] And the Dsus2 is just basically taking
your middle finger off and we're playing that E note as opposed to the F sharp.
He's basically
doing a down and up strumming pattern here, hitting the outside strings of the chord.
And
he goes
So down, up, [A] down, up.
On that second upstroke is where we get that Dsus2.
[D] And then
on the third upstroke, we go back to the D.
[A] Now right [D] here, it's a little tricky.
[Em] Right there,
that upstroke that leads us to the [D] next chord, the A, [G] [B] we want to hit that open B [D] string.
[E] And
then we hammer on that A chord.
[A] Okay?
You can just hammer on that pinky, but it's probably easier
just to hammer on all [Abm] three fingers of the A chord.
[D] So it's like
[A] [Em] Okay, now this does the
A to the Asus2, and it's pretty much the same thing, hitting the outside [A] strings of the chord.
So on that upstroke, one and two [A] and.
On the and a two [Am] is where we're hitting the [Em] Sus2 on the D
and the [D] A.
[A] [Am] Now that Sus2 is just picking up the pinky, or [G] if you're using one, two, and three,
the third finger, whatever finger you're [Db] using on that second [B] string, we want that open B,
that second string open, [G] as opposed to playing the [Ab] C sharp for [A] the A major chord.
So that Sus2 is
without the finger.
A major is with the [D] finger.
[A] And then when we go to the [G] G, we go
Now this
is just a G chord, but what he's doing here, he's moving this first finger down to the fourth string.
[D] So we're hitting the open [E] D, then the [G] fretted E, which is the second fret [D] of the fourth string.
And he kind of [Ab] grabs that open [G] G as well.
So the [D] verse and the intro.
[Bm] [A]
[G]
Okay?
So that is the verse
[Ab] and the intro.
And the only other part is going to be the chorus.
So the chorus is just going to be
the D and the G.
Now he does throw a little fill in there with the Sus4, which is the pinky [D] on the D.
[D] Add the pinky to the first string.
That's Sus4.
Take it off major.
[A]
As we said before, Sus2 is
with the open string.
So he's [D] like
[G]
[D] [G]
So [Em] at least that's what he was doing on the Saturday Night Live
one that I listened to.
In the recorded version, there's organ [D] in that, so that part may not be as
prevalent.
But in live versions that I've heard, he's going
[G]
Now [D] you could get away with just
playing the D.
[G]
[D]
[G] [D]
[G] [D]
[G]
[C] Those are the two parts of You're the One by Greta Van Fleet.
So hopefully you found
that helpful.
[Ab] If you'd like a free lesson on how to switch chords quickly and easily, I have a link
in the description below.
[A] Just click the [E] link and it's yours absolutely free.
Hopefully you enjoyed
this video.
If so, please hit the like button.
If you'd like to see more videos, hit the subscribe
button.
Be sure to hit the bell notification next to the subscribe button, and YouTube will keep you
up to date.
[Dm] That being [Fm] said, I'm Rod DeGeorge.
Thank [A] you so much for watching, [E] and I hope to see you again [Dm] soon.
Key:
D
G
A
Ab
Em
D
G
A
_ _ [A] _ _ [G] _ _ _ [D] _
_ _ _ [A] _ _ _ [G] _ _
[D] _ _ _ [D] _ _ [A] _ _ [G] _
_ _ _ _ _ _ [A] _ _
[G] _ _ _ _ _ [D] _ _
Hey everyone, Rod DeGeorge here and [Ab] welcome to my channel.
If you love everything about music,
please consider subscribing as we cover many facets [A] of it here on this channel.
Today,
we're going to learn how to play_
_ _ So the intro and the verse is basically D, A, and G.
[D] _ _ _ _ [G]
But [Am] what we're doing is we're doing the D and the Dsus2.
[D] And the Dsus2 is just basically taking
your middle finger off and we're playing that E note as opposed to the F sharp.
He's basically
doing a down and up strumming pattern here, hitting the outside strings of the chord.
And
he goes_
So down, up, [A] down, up.
On that second upstroke is where we get that Dsus2.
[D] _ _ _ And then
on the third upstroke, we go back to the D. _ _ _ _ _
_ _ [A] Now right [D] here, it's a little tricky. _ _
[Em] _ Right there,
that upstroke that leads us to the [D] next chord, the A, _ [G] _ [B] we want to hit that open B [D] string.
_ _ _ [E] And
then we hammer on that A chord.
[A] Okay?
You can just hammer on that pinky, but it's probably easier
just to hammer on all [Abm] three fingers of the A chord.
[D] So it's like_ _ _
[A] _ _ [Em] Okay, now this does the
A to the Asus2, and it's pretty much the same thing, hitting the outside [A] strings of the chord. _ _
So on that upstroke, one and two [A] and.
On the and a two [Am] is where we're hitting the [Em] Sus2 on the D
and the [D] A. _ _
[A] _ _ [Am] Now that Sus2 is just picking up the pinky, or [G] if you're using one, two, and three,
the third finger, whatever finger you're [Db] using on that second [B] string, we want that open B,
that second string open, [G] as opposed to playing the [Ab] C sharp for [A] the A major chord. _ _ _ _
So that Sus2 is
without the finger.
A major is with the [D] finger.
_ _ _ [A] _ _ And then when we go to the [G] G, we go_ _ _ _ _
Now this
is just a G chord, but what he's doing here, he's moving this first finger down to the fourth string.
[D] _ _ _ So we're hitting the open [E] D, then the [G] fretted E, which is the second fret [D] of the fourth string.
_ _ And he kind of [Ab] grabs that open [G] G as well. _
_ So the [D] verse and the intro.
_ [Bm] _ [A] _
_ [G] _ _ _ _ _ _
Okay?
So that is the verse
[Ab] and the intro.
And the only other part is going to be the chorus.
So the chorus is just going to be
the D and the G.
Now he does throw a little fill in there with the Sus4, which is the pinky [D] on the D.
[D] Add the pinky to the first string.
That's Sus4.
Take it off major.
[A]
As we said before, Sus2 is
with the open string.
So he's [D] like_
_ _ _ [G] _ _ _ _ _
[D] _ _ _ _ [G] _ _ _ _
_ So [Em] at least that's what he was doing on the Saturday Night Live
one that I listened to.
In the recorded version, there's organ [D] in that, so that part may not be as
prevalent.
But in live versions that I've heard, he's going_
_ _ _ [G] _ _ _
Now [D] you could get away with just
playing the D.
_ _ _ [G] _
_ _ _ _ [D] _ _ _ _
[G] _ _ _ _ _ [D] _ _ _
_ [G] _ _ _ _ _ [D] _ _
_ _ _ [G] _ _ _ _
[C] Those are the two parts of You're the One by Greta Van Fleet.
So hopefully you found
that helpful.
[Ab] If you'd like a free lesson on how to switch chords quickly and easily, I have a link
in the description below.
[A] Just click the [E] link and it's yours absolutely free.
Hopefully you enjoyed
this video.
If so, please hit the like button.
If you'd like to see more videos, hit the subscribe
button.
Be sure to hit the bell notification next to the subscribe button, and YouTube will keep you
up to date.
[Dm] That being [Fm] said, I'm Rod DeGeorge.
Thank [A] you so much for watching, [E] and I hope to see you again [Dm] soon.
_ _ _ [A] _ _ _ [G] _ _
[D] _ _ _ [D] _ _ [A] _ _ [G] _
_ _ _ _ _ _ [A] _ _
[G] _ _ _ _ _ [D] _ _
Hey everyone, Rod DeGeorge here and [Ab] welcome to my channel.
If you love everything about music,
please consider subscribing as we cover many facets [A] of it here on this channel.
Today,
we're going to learn how to play_
_ _ So the intro and the verse is basically D, A, and G.
[D] _ _ _ _ [G]
But [Am] what we're doing is we're doing the D and the Dsus2.
[D] And the Dsus2 is just basically taking
your middle finger off and we're playing that E note as opposed to the F sharp.
He's basically
doing a down and up strumming pattern here, hitting the outside strings of the chord.
And
he goes_
So down, up, [A] down, up.
On that second upstroke is where we get that Dsus2.
[D] _ _ _ And then
on the third upstroke, we go back to the D. _ _ _ _ _
_ _ [A] Now right [D] here, it's a little tricky. _ _
[Em] _ Right there,
that upstroke that leads us to the [D] next chord, the A, _ [G] _ [B] we want to hit that open B [D] string.
_ _ _ [E] And
then we hammer on that A chord.
[A] Okay?
You can just hammer on that pinky, but it's probably easier
just to hammer on all [Abm] three fingers of the A chord.
[D] So it's like_ _ _
[A] _ _ [Em] Okay, now this does the
A to the Asus2, and it's pretty much the same thing, hitting the outside [A] strings of the chord. _ _
So on that upstroke, one and two [A] and.
On the and a two [Am] is where we're hitting the [Em] Sus2 on the D
and the [D] A. _ _
[A] _ _ [Am] Now that Sus2 is just picking up the pinky, or [G] if you're using one, two, and three,
the third finger, whatever finger you're [Db] using on that second [B] string, we want that open B,
that second string open, [G] as opposed to playing the [Ab] C sharp for [A] the A major chord. _ _ _ _
So that Sus2 is
without the finger.
A major is with the [D] finger.
_ _ _ [A] _ _ And then when we go to the [G] G, we go_ _ _ _ _
Now this
is just a G chord, but what he's doing here, he's moving this first finger down to the fourth string.
[D] _ _ _ So we're hitting the open [E] D, then the [G] fretted E, which is the second fret [D] of the fourth string.
_ _ And he kind of [Ab] grabs that open [G] G as well. _
_ So the [D] verse and the intro.
_ [Bm] _ [A] _
_ [G] _ _ _ _ _ _
Okay?
So that is the verse
[Ab] and the intro.
And the only other part is going to be the chorus.
So the chorus is just going to be
the D and the G.
Now he does throw a little fill in there with the Sus4, which is the pinky [D] on the D.
[D] Add the pinky to the first string.
That's Sus4.
Take it off major.
[A]
As we said before, Sus2 is
with the open string.
So he's [D] like_
_ _ _ [G] _ _ _ _ _
[D] _ _ _ _ [G] _ _ _ _
_ So [Em] at least that's what he was doing on the Saturday Night Live
one that I listened to.
In the recorded version, there's organ [D] in that, so that part may not be as
prevalent.
But in live versions that I've heard, he's going_
_ _ _ [G] _ _ _
Now [D] you could get away with just
playing the D.
_ _ _ [G] _
_ _ _ _ [D] _ _ _ _
[G] _ _ _ _ _ [D] _ _ _
_ [G] _ _ _ _ _ [D] _ _
_ _ _ [G] _ _ _ _
[C] Those are the two parts of You're the One by Greta Van Fleet.
So hopefully you found
that helpful.
[Ab] If you'd like a free lesson on how to switch chords quickly and easily, I have a link
in the description below.
[A] Just click the [E] link and it's yours absolutely free.
Hopefully you enjoyed
this video.
If so, please hit the like button.
If you'd like to see more videos, hit the subscribe
button.
Be sure to hit the bell notification next to the subscribe button, and YouTube will keep you
up to date.
[Dm] That being [Fm] said, I'm Rod DeGeorge.
Thank [A] you so much for watching, [E] and I hope to see you again [Dm] soon.