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First campfire song: C and G

Start with Mary Had a Little Lamb. Hej sokoły adds Am and E. This is not a list by grips.

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The first campfire song is not strumming practice. Strumming is in The first guitar strum: four times down and in The first song from start to finish. Here you pick a title you can play on C and G.

Mary Had a Little Lamb has C and G. Sixteen bars. If the C-G change stops the hand, open Chord Changes, pair G-C. That is a tempo ladder, not an exam of twenty clean changes.

A second title, two new grips

Hej sokoły has Am, E, G and C. All open. C and G stay; Am and E arrive. On the page open Chart, the chord sheet. The whole song is not today's task.

Morskie Opowieści keep Am, G and C, and give Em instead of E. The card has no full lyric. Prepare the words separately, or pick verses the group already knows. The English card Drunken Sailor is Am, G and C, without Em: a different map.

F is not an entrance ticket. These three cards have no barre. A different decision, by grip family, is in Campfire songs on four grips.

Play Mary Had a Little Lamb on C and G

If the change stops the hand, open Chord Changes, pair G-C. Then come back to the song.

Measure: you can hear the whole Mary Had a Little Lamb card on C and G. Twenty changes are not an entrance ticket.

Open Mary Had a Little Lamb /piosenka/mary-had-a-little-lamb
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