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At The Cross

This is a request by a reader. The song is in E.

Part 1 in the video is the intro. Part 2 is the verse. Part 3 is the chorus. Part 4 is the bridge.

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These are the “cheat” chords I played in the video…
Part 1: A2 - E/G# - A2 - B4
- B

Part 2a: E/G# - A2 - B4 - C#m7 - E/G# - A2 - B4 - B
Part 2b: E/G# - A2 - B4 - C#m7 - A2 - B4 - B
Part 3: E - B/D# - C#m7 - E/G# - A2 - B4 - B
Part 4: A2 - B4 - C#m7 - A2 - C#m7 - B4 - B

I’m Yours

This song by Jason Mraz is a request by a reader.

Part 1a and Part 1b are actually the same except for that additional bit at the end of Part 1b.

Part 2 is an interlude. So in fact the whole song can be played using just Part 1a.

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These are the “cheat” chords I played…

Part 1a: B - F# - G#m7 - E2
Part 1b: B - F# - G#m7 - E2 - C#/F
Part 2: B - F#/A# - G#m7 - G#m7/F# - E2 - C#/F
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Teardrops On My Guitar

This is another song requested by a YouTube viewer.

The song is in the key of Bb.

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These are the “cheat” chords I played…
Part 1: Bb – Gm7 – EbM7 – F/A
Part 2: Gm7 – EbM7 – Bb – F/A
Part 3: Bb – F/A – Gm7 – EbM7

Thanks to Blue for pointing out that I hadn’t published the chords earlier. :)

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Di Er Shun Wei

第二顺位 — 羅志祥

This is a request  by a YouTube viewer.

The song is in D.

I have divided it into 3 parts. Part 3a and Part 3b sounds the same in terms of melody, but in terms of chords, there are quite a few different chords between the two parts.

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These are the “cheat” chords I played:
Part 1: D - Gm/D - C#m - F#m - Bm7 - Bm7/A - F#m7 - C/A
Part 2: G - A/G - F#m7 - Bm7 - Em7 - G/A - A
Part 3a: D - A/C# - Bm7 - Bm7/A - G - D/F# - Em7 - G/A
Part 3b: D - A/c# - F# - Bm7 - C/A - D/F# - Em7 - G/A - D

Cai Hong by Jay Chou

彩虹 –周杰伦

This is another request by a YoutTube viewer.
The song is in the key of C. I have divided it into 4 parts.

Unlike many other songs, the (a) and (b) within each Part are not similar to each other at all. However, there are quite a lot of similarities in terms of progressions between different parts, such as between 1(b) and 2(a), between Part 3(a), Part (4) and later part of Part 1(a). Anyway, that’s only if this information matters at all. :)

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These are the “cheat” chords I played…
Part 1a: C - Dm7 - C/E - Dm7 - C - E/B - Am7 - Am7/G
Part 1b: F - G - Em7 - Am7 - Dm7 - F/G - G
Part 2a: F - G - Em7 - Am7 - Dm7 - F/G - C
Part 2b: E4/B - E - Am7 - Am7/G - D4 - D/F# - G4 - G
Part 3a: C - E/B - Am7 - Am7/G - F - F/G - G - C - F/G
Part 3b: C - E/B - Am7 - Am7/G - D/F# - Dm7 - F/G - G - C - F/G
Part 4: C - E/B - Am7 - Am7/G - F - F/G - G - C - F/G

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