Welcome to day 4 of 10 day Beatles guitar where we're looking at the classic song Here Comes the Sun. This needs a capo or a capo at the 7th fret to be able to play this correctly and in the key of the original. However, we are gonna go for the simplified version of this song. If you want to learn all the full bells and whistles of. If you want to learn all of that, I'll leave a link to it down in the description below. It's on the website tutorial version of this video. In this video, we're gonna be going for this with basic open chords appropriate for beginners. D, G, A, and A7 with the simple strumming pattern. up, up, down. And we have a solution to, rather than doing the. Rather than doing that bit we're gonna go for. Which is a little bit simpler, using open chord variations, but all that picking tutorial and tab for this song, including a free chord sheet, you'll find all down in the description below. Let's dig into the video. The song starts on a D major chord, and the main progression is D for two bars, G for one bar, A for 7. And if we do that with down, down, up, up, down, down, down, up, up, down, that sounds like 234. That gets us to the chorus section, that's basically the verse as well, it's the intro of the song, but it's also the verse. The chorus is where he says, here comes the song do do do do, and we have D major. And this is where we then add this variation. Which is adesus 2, but we're gonna add the third finger just here at the fret 4, so 1234 proportionate to the capo. With the thinnest string ringing out at 0. Deus 2 Open first finger. Back to the DSUS 2, so 1. And A7 2 strums. All that section 234. And we're away, OK, and that saves you having to do. Which is a little bit harder, but the link to a tutorial for that exact part is down in the description below. From the top of the song, let's go for the playthrough in one. 21234. Then we have this next section, which starts on an easy F major 7 chord. You could play an F bar chord or any way you want to play an F chord, but we need to get to a C very quickly. So I recommend this F major 7, which just has 123 fingers. To see, Major And then to G major, however you wanna play it, this is a great option. Any other G is cool. And then we go. A 7. And this goes on the lyrics. Here it comes. And it Here it That happens 6 times in total, exactly like that, and then it stays on the A7. And we're back to a verse. Let's go from that bridge section. Let's go from that F major 7. Kor sheet, as I'm following here, is down below in the description. And linked to, let's go from that F major 7 from the bridge in 1234. Sun, sun. Here it That's 2. He He This is the I feel And that's our ending It's that. And Major. That's how we can play a simplified version of Here Comes the Sun, one of the most beautiful songs ever. That's the end of today. Remember there's bonus videos for free on the Andy Guitar website. Links at the top of the description, the video for this one's gonna teach you that full riff. Along with another bonus video from the Andy guitar beginner's course, but when you're ready, you can move on to the next day of this 10 day Beatles guitar. As soon as it's uploaded, I will leave a link to it just here, and I will see you in that next video when you're ready. Bye bye for now.