This is a very easy but sad song about regret and what it can do to your life. The beginner should be able to pick this song up very easily. The song is a Nine Inch Nails original covered by Johnny Cash from 2002 just before his death. Many have said that the song was basically Johnny’s obituary and the song gained great popularity and debate. Anyway, I thought it would be good to post this older song since it is so recognizable and easy for the beginner guitarist.

Here Marty from GuitarJamz.com teaches you this very simple song.

You guys know how I like to challenge you! Just so you know….. If you’re going to be playing primarily Rock music? You’re going to have to learn barre chords. No if ands or buts’ about it. Well, I don’t disappoint on this one. It’s full of barre chords. Now, pay mind, if you’re playing on an acoustic guitar barre chords are going to be a lot more difficult than they would be on an electric guitar. So, just keep in mind that it will be a lot easier on electric guitar.

This is a very advanced song. So, you’re probably wondering why put this lesson on the site? Well, since I’ve been getting so many requests for the song. I thought I’d just go ahead and put it up instead of telling students it’s too advanced. After all, I think you can learn any song if you want to learn it bad enough. Plus, it will give you goals on what you may want to accomplish in the future as you advance.

Here’s a great song that shouldn’t be too tough for the beginner since it only has three chords. Plus, you should be using anchors so the chord changes should be simple and fluent.

This song will help you to establish your strumming rhythm while singing (if you sing ) also.

Here Marty from GuitarJamz.com as always has a great teaching of this song. He really makes thing simple by giving you different versions according to your skill level. So, whether you’re a beginner or advanced you can learn.

Here is a very challenging song for a beginner. The whole song is basically barre chords. If you don’t know barre chords? Just click the above link named “barre chords”. However, you can play this song with open chords.

Here Marty from GuitarJamz.com teaches you both the barre chord version and the open chord version. This song will really help you to develop strength in your hand if you choose to play the barre chords, especially if you’re playing it on an acoustic. Barre chords can be a challenge even for experienced players if played on an acoustic guitar for any length of time.