Anybody watching this, GO LISTEN TO MEATLOAF. THIS IS LIKE CLASSIC BALLAD MUSIC. TRY: TWO OUT OF THREE AINT BAD, HEAVEN CAN WAIT also: Queen: love of my life
i love your tutorial, so easy to learn. i have one question: at which point in the song the note go to F, i'm a beginner so it's quite confuse thank you!
@@mirandahardymusic If you listen, it's pretty much the main riff with descending pattern: C, A, G, G for two phrases, then for the chorus it goes to the F, A, G, G So you get a move to F, A,G, G on the lines: "i said i dojnt mind", "in your suit and tie", "and all at once, the ink bleeds", "you cinephile in black and white" At the bridge, "you shit talked me under the table" it changes to D, E, F, G in the left hand. This is for two phrases, then it goes back to the main phrase, C, A, G,G "Oh what a valiant roar" it goes back to F, A, G, G all the way to the end
"Love of my life" GURL IT'S LOSS
YESSS! I caught that play on words 🥲
The actual loml acronym is love of my life not loss
@@hkk_14 yesss exactly but at the end she does this play on that acronym, saying you’re the loss of my life 🥲
Many thanks
Ofc!
I LOVE IT!!!! CAN YOU PLEASE DO HOME ALONE BY DANDI NEXT ❤❤❤
Anybody watching this, GO LISTEN TO MEATLOAF. THIS IS LIKE CLASSIC BALLAD MUSIC. TRY:
TWO OUT OF THREE AINT BAD, HEAVEN CAN WAIT
also:
Queen: love of my life
i love your tutorial, so easy to learn. i have one question: at which point in the song the note go to F, i'm a beginner so it's quite confuse
thank you!
It’s when she says, “I said I don’t mind”- listen and you’ll hear the subtle difference! Then it continues on the same though, with Am G G
@@mirandahardymusic
If you listen, it's pretty much the main riff with descending pattern: C, A, G, G for two phrases, then for the chorus it goes to the F, A, G, G
So you get a move to F, A,G, G on the lines: "i said i dojnt mind", "in your suit and tie", "and all at once, the ink bleeds", "you cinephile in black and white"
At the bridge, "you shit talked me under the table" it changes to
D, E, F, G in the left hand. This is for two phrases, then it goes back to the main phrase, C, A, G,G
"Oh what a valiant roar" it goes back to F, A, G, G all the way to the end
Lmk if that makes sense
I thought it was EYE-OH-EM-EYE... no wonder I'm confused, I had the wrong letters! oh lordy
“Loss of my life” 😢
What about c part?
Let me look!