Good Neighbours - Home (Lyric Video)

GOOD NEIGHBOURS · 120 BPM · 4/4

Good Neighbours - Home (Lyric Video)

GOOD NEIGHBOURS · Capo 6

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CapoPlace capo at fret 6; pitch is unchanged.

Am

Am✕231
AmIt's a light relieCf from a bad habit
 IFt's my Ammother's cookinCg when I can'tDm have iAmt
AmIt's the lasCt train home from a day trippin'F
FIt's the place AmI'll go when I start sliCppin'
CDarling, won't you take Dmme home?
 SCend me shivers somewhere FI uAmsed to Cgo
CWrap my name acrosAms your mFouth
FWhen I lCet my feeliDmngs out
DmDarlinFg, wDmon't youAm take me Chome?
CYeah, won't you take me
DmOh-oAmh-oh, Dmoh, oCh, oh-oh
 TelDml me, doCes your mother know? Oh
CI'll Dmstill loveAm you, head tCo toe, yeah
CLike the back of mDmy car on a sAmunny day
AmYou're the soCng on the radio I never play
CYou're the wordFs in my soul that I wAmanna say
AmThat I wanna say, (won't you) won't you let me say?
AmWon't you takCe me home?
CSend me shiFvers somewhere AmI used to goC
CWrap my name acrFoss your mouth
 When CI let my feelingsDm down
DmDarlCing, won'tDm yoAmu take meC home?
CYeah, won't you takDme me
DmOh-oCh-oh, oh, oh, oh-oFh
FOh-oAmh-oh, oCh, oh, oh-oFh
FOh-Coh-oh, Doh, oh, Dmoh-oh
DmOh-ohAm-oh, oh, oh, Coh-oh
Am

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All Chords Used (5)
KeyF# major
CapoFret 6
Tempo~120 BPM

How to play Good Neighbours - Home (Lyric Video) by GOOD NEIGHBOURS on guitar

This song is a great beginner pick because it sits in a steady, upbeat groove and gives you a simple pop feel to lock into. You can focus on clean changes and a relaxed right hand while the progression keeps moving in a satisfying way.

The chart uses barre shapes for every chord here, so the main challenge is getting each grip to sound clear without squeezing too hard. The change to watch is the move between D#m, F#, and B, since that shift can feel like a bigger stretch than it looks. The opening progression is D#m - F# - B - D#m.

Start by practicing each shape one at a time, then loop the opening progression slowly until the changes feel automatic. Once that is smooth, bring it up toward the song tempo and keep your strumming even. If you get stuck, return to the hardest change and repeat it in pairs before playing the full cycle.

Use the play-along above to follow each chord change in time with the music, or learn the shapes first with the chord diagrams below.

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