There're going to be a few sets of chords that you're going to have to learn for this

song. The one you're always going to have to go back to is Fm which is F, G#, C. Fminor.

F, G#, C. The next one, and this is for the beginning of the song, before the chorus...

so its Fm, and then we're going to go to the G# chord. Now you can play G# like this, but

it sounds better if you keep it like this. From Fm, keep your middle finger on G# and

move on up so that you're playing D#, G#, C. So you go Fm, G#... And then keep your

thumb here on D# and then move your middle finger and your pinky down a little bit so

that you're playing the D# chord. This is D#, G, Bb. So we have Fm, G#, D# and now keep

the same shape of your hand and just jump it down to the next spot so that we're playing

the C# chord which is ... C#major I should say which is C#, F, and G#. So we've got this

progression of 4 chords: Fm, G#, D#, C#. (MUSIC) Keep in mind we are going to be playing this

with the bass as well down here. (MUSIC) If you're not familiar with this, what this means

is that basically the main chord that you're going to be playing up here, you're just going

to be playing that down here and you can just hit this one key. So I'm playing Fm, so I'll

hit F. Then move up to G#, so I'm on G# down here as I play the G# chord. Then go down

to D# and then jump it down to C#. By now it should be sounding very familiar to you

because that's the beginning of the song. We've got the main verse down. (MUSIC) This

is the part that leads into the chorus, its just one way through and then we're into the

chorus. What we're going to do is play Fm, D#, Cm, C#. You will play those chords. So

we know Fm and D#. Here's the new one, Cm. This is C, D#, G. Then you can play C in your

bass. Then we go up to C#. That is C#, F, D#. Again its: (Plays MUSIC) Then we play

(Plays Music) and hold that for the chorus. So this doesn't like repeat or anything. That

next part was Fm, D#, C#. Okay? So we will just play it through one more time real quick.

Fm, D#, Cm, C#, Fm, D#, C# and hold it. Just to repeat and review the verse was (plays

music) and this new part is, at least before the chorus: (plays music). Then we get into

the "Hello from the other side!" part. (Laughs) Alright, so for the chorus, for the bass note

you can also play the lower octave note which gives it more power. I think it gives it more

power for the chorus, people often do that to just give the chorus more power, so. Here

we go! These are very similar chords to you by now, it's Fm, C#, G#, D#. (Plays music

with bass) Again, its Fm, C#, G#, D#. We will play that through the chorus and go back into

the verse (plays music). Now there's really only one more part of this song that you haven't

really learned because obviously he's just going to play through that verse part and

then he's going to go into the chorus again. What we haven't seen yet is towards the end

of the song she goes into a part, I'll just post the lyrics right here, and instead of

playing the normal (music) for the chorus, they play Fm, C#, D#, G#, Fm, C#, D#, G#.

This is the part where she is like going "oooh", something like that. That is most of the song

and then it goes back into the chorus (Music), and then it just ends the song. "Hey dad,"

Hey what's going on? You want to say hey? Say hello. "Hello." Then at the end it goes

back into the (plays music)