Is Hey There Delilah hard to play on guitar?

“Hey There Delilah” is a song by the Plain White T’s. This solo is sung by Tom Higgenson as he strums his guitar. The song predominantly uses basic guitar chords, without a lot of quick changes, so it’s quite easy to learn.

What are the chords for Hey There Delilah?

Hey there Delilah is the key of D major. The song opens with a D5 (or D power chord*) and uses a rudimentary finger-style technique that we’ll discuss below. The chords are the open-position D, G, and A chords with two additional barre chords, the Bm and F#m.

What is the Bm chord?

The Most Common Version. Unlike some other commonly used minor chords (like Em or Am), the B minor chord doesn’t use any open strings. For this one you must use one finger to fret multiple strings in what is called a “barre chord.” Your index finger rests across every string but the low E.

What Capo is key of D?

Using capo with chord shapes from key of C MajorC MajorCF1st fret Db MajorDbGb2nd fret D MajorDG3rd fret Eb MajorEbAb4th fret E MajorEA

What is F chord guitar?

Strum three strings down from the D string. This version works well because it sits right in the middle range of the guitar and doesn’t require tricky fingering or too much strength. It’s similar to a C Major chord shape but with less of a stretch.

What song should I learn on ukulele?

7 Famous Ukulele Songs That You Can Learn

• “Somewhere Over the Rainbow” …
• “Can’t Help Falling in Love” …
• “Sunday Morning” …
• “Hey Jude” …
• “No Woman, No Cry” …
• “Losing My Religion” …
• “Dream a Little Dream of Me”