How to Play Come Monday - Jimmy Buffett - Guitar Lesson

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Thank you for watching this video! This is a guitar tutorial for you to learn how to play Come Monday by Jimmy Buffett. In this video guitar lesson, I'm going to teach you how to play the chords in all sections of the song and show you the strumming pattern to Come Monday on acoustic guitar. I will help you know where I am at in the song by accompanying the lyrics of the song to make it easier to learn!

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*[00:00] - Introduction:* The instructor introduces "Come Monday" by Jimmy Buffett, acknowledging a request for more Jimmy Buffett songs. He mentions that the song is relatively easy but involves multiple chords and will be played with a capo on the second fret.
*[00:31] - Chord Breakdown:* The chords needed for the song include G, C, D, A minor, B minor, A7, D7, and F. The instructor explains variations for the A7 and D7 chords and introduces the strum pattern, which is laid-back and primarily involves strumming rather than fingerpicking.
*[03:10] - First Verse and Chorus:* The instructor goes through the chord progression for the first verse and chorus, providing tips for transitions, especially in the chorus where there's a fast sequence involving G, B, E minor, C, and D.
*[06:02] - Bridge and Key Change:* The bridge involves a key change with an A major 7 to D progression. The instructor admits that when performing live, he sometimes simplifies it by using regular A and D chords.
*[08:35] - Final Chorus and Ending:* The instructor explains the song's ending, noting that the final chorus will repeat the last line before concluding with an F to C to G progression. He encourages viewers to keep practicing and thanks them for their support.

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