Gone Before Tomorrow - Music

Greetings, and here's to hoping you enjoy my vocal guitar cover of Thugz Mansion by Tupac. I think I live in Thugz Mansion.. Not even kidding I'm deep in the hood bro. If you came here we could kick back, and forget about it all lol. The music video for this song is one of the best I know of. Worth a watch if you haven't. If you stayed to listen until the end just know that it's appreciated so much. Brought to you semi live through Audacity, and a mixer any fool could afford. My only hope is that I could help you learn, experience, or far more likely watch some dude destroy the song you love. Still you get to hear it minus 500 studio layers, and any verifiable talent, and real musicians often dig that ☯♾🌎 Take it easy friends! 🥪☕ 🧾 Message for you 🧾 Thanks for listening to my vocal guitar cover of Tupac : Thugz Mansion!! As with all things this is a journey for me, and truly hope you dig the music. Please like share, and comment if you enjoyed the video. It helps so much! I'm open to a request if you'd like a cover. I'll try almost anything lol 😅 🧾 Thankyou 🧾

Thankyou, and hopefully you found my acoustic lesson of Natural Life by Breaking Benjamin!.... Take your time, and you'll be playing like the album in a flash! One can always be building technique, and rhythm even when a particular chord progression feels easy. This is my interpretation of the song it might not play perfectly along to the album, but the chords will work for you I promise! You'll hear it as you play along. Chord progressions are math as well as music so I've found if it's pretty easy to tell by singing. There's a lot of ways to get there! 🏆☯ Remember that music is a great thing to learn in stride as you practice !! Harmonics, and rhythm were once upon a time core fundamentals of mathematics descended from ancient Egypt then unto Greece. We still use the Greek version of math today!. It's often helpful to play songs to a simple beat track before getting into the studio version which is going to have many layers over the chord progression. Whatever works for you! 🥪☕ 🧾 Message for you 🧾 Thankyou so much for listening to my acoustic lesson of Breaking Benjamin : Natural Life!! As with all things this is a journey for me, and I hope you dig the music. I greatly encourage feedback, or requests if you have a song you want me to try : ) Please like share, and comment if you enjoyed the video. It helps a ton! 🧾 Thankyou. 🧾

Thankyou, and hopefully you found my acoustic lesson of Cowboy Chords 2 Lesson helpful!.... Take your time, and you'll be writing your album in no time! One can always be building technique, and rhythm even when a particular chord progression feels easy. Once your ear grabs onto these shapes, and sounds you can begin to hear them everywhere. I'm using a DGCFAD tuned guitar, but you can still play along... Chord progressions are math as well as music somehow? How's that for some theory you can understand! Also I've found it's pretty easy to tell by singing if you're in the right place... There's a lot of ways to get there! 🏆☯ Don't mind my occasional hammer-ons, and meandering... It is only to demonstrate for you the song buried in every chord, and to animate it for you! Try it for yourself I think you will find it very fun as a technique 👍 Remember that music is a great thing to learn in stride as you practice !! Harmonics, and rhythm were once upon a time core fundamentals of mathematics descended from ancient Egypt then unto Greece. We still use the Greek version of math today!. It's often helpful to play songs to a simple beat track before getting into the studio version which is going to have many layers over the chord progression. Whatever works for you! 🥪☕ 🧾 Message for you 🧾 Thankyou so much for listening to my acoustic Cowboy Chords 2 Lesson!! As with all things this is a journey for me, and I hope you dig the music. I greatly encourage feedback, or requests if you have a song you want me to try : ) Please like share, and comment if you enjoyed the video. It helps a ton! 🧾 Thankyou. 🧾

Thankyou, and hopefully you found my acoustic lesson of Shepherd of Fire by Avenged Sevenfold helpful!.... Take your time, and you'll be playing like the album in no time. One can always be building technique, and rhythm even when a particular chord progression feels easy. My apologies for CGCFAD tuning it just better suits a guys voice. I promise the chords are accurate for you, it is just down an octave. Remember that a musical scale is math just as much as the letters we assign them! Ask that dude from ancient Greece named Pythagoras about math, and music lol. To play along to the record you'll need a standard tuned guitar. It's often helpful to play songs to a simple beat track before getting into the studio version which is going to have many layers over the chord progression. Whatever works for you! 🧾 Message for you Thankyou so much for tuning in to this acoustic lesson for Avenged Sevenfold : Shepherd of Fire!! As with all things this is a journey, and here's to hoping you dig the music. Feedback is greatly encouraged, or requests if you have a song you want to see some guy fail at! Please like share, and comment if you enjoyed the video. It helps a ton! Thankyou.

Thankyou, and hopefully you found my acoustic lesson of So Far Away by Avenged Sevenfold helpful!.... Take your time, and you'll be playing like the album in no time. One can always be building technique, and rhythm even when a particular chord progression feels easy. My apologies for DGCFAD tuning it just better suits a guys voice. I promise the chords are accurate for you, it is just down an octave. Remember that a musical scale is math just as much as the letters we assign them! Ask that dude from ancient Greece named Pythagoras about math, and music lol. To play along to the record you'll need a standard tuned guitar. It's often helpful to play songs to a simple beat track before getting into the studio version which is going to have many layers over the chord progression. Whatever works for you! 🧾 Message for you Thankyou so much for tuning in to this acoustic lesson for Avenged Sevenfold : So Far Away!! As with all things this is a journey, and here's to hoping you dig the music. Feedback is greatly encouraged, or requests if you have a song you want to see some guy fail at! Please like share, and comment if you enjoyed the video. It helps a ton! Thankyou.

I hope you enjoy my acoustic lesson of Dear God by Avenged Sevenfold.... This is meant for you to jam along to the parts in a loop, and then piece them together once they are coming out clean for you! It's a great way to learn songs quickly. What's that old saying about a cart before horses? I apologize for DGCFAD tuning here. High tension strings wreck my wrist, but I promise the chords are accurate for you! To play along to the record you'll need a standard tuned guitar. I find it's typically best to get it down to a simple beat track before getting into the studio version. Whatever works for you! 🧾 Message for you Thanks for listening to my acoustic cover of Avenged Sevenfold : Dear God!! As with all things this is a journey for me, and I hope you dig the music. I greatly encourage feedback, or requests if you have a song you want me to try : ) Please like share, and comment if you enjoyed the video. It helps so much Thankyou

I hope you enjoy my acoustic lesson of Seize the Day by Avenged Sevenfold.... This is meant for you to jam along to the parts in a loop, and then piece them together once they are coming out clean for you! It's a great way to learn songs quickly. Before you run with a song you must walk Daniel Son. I apologize for DGCFAD tuning here. High tension strings wreck my wrist, but I promise the chords are accurate for you! To play along to the record you'll need a standard tuned guitar. I find it's typically best to get it down to a simple beat track before getting into the studio version. Whatever works for you! 🧾 Message for you Thanks for listening to my acoustic cover of Avenged Sevenfold : Seize the Day!! As with all things this is a journey for me, and I hope you dig the music. I greatly encourage feedback, or requests if you have a song you want me to try : ) Please like share, and comment if you enjoyed the video. It helps so much Thankyou

Thankyou, and hopefully you found my acoustic lesson of Bat Country by Avenged Sevenfold helpful!.... Take your time, and you'll be playing like the album in no time. One can always be building technique, and rhythm even when a particular chord progression feels easy. My apologies for CGCFAD tuning it just better suits a guys voice. I promise the chords are accurate for you, it is just down an octave. Remember that a musical scale is math just as much as the letters we assign them! Ask that dude from ancient Greece named Pythagoras about math, and music lol. To play along to the record you'll need a standard tuned guitar. It's often helpful to play songs to a simple beat track before getting into the studio version which is going to have many layers over the chord progression. Whatever works for you! 🧾 Message for you Thankyou so much for tuning in to this acoustic lesson for Avenged Sevenfold : Bat Country!! As with all things this is a journey, and here's to hoping you dig the music. Feedback is greatly encouraged, or requests if you have a song you want to see some guy fail at! Please like share, and comment if you enjoyed the video. It helps a ton! Thankyou.

Greetings, and here's to hoping you enjoy my vocal guitar tribute to Bat Country by Avenged Sevenfold! I never cease to be fascinated with the life and work of good old Hunter S.. R.I.P bro you are missed. If you stayed to listen until the end just know that it's appreciated so much. It's like your local value retailer destroyed your favorite song with a shoestring budget. That's life eh? My only hope is that it helped you to learn, or experience the song without 500 audio engineered studio layers. If you liked the video than leave a request. I'll try almost anything lol 😅 Take it easy friends! 🥪☕ 🧾 Message for you 🧾 Thanks for listening to my vocal guitar tribute to Avenged Sevenfold : Bat Country!! As with all things this is a journey for me, and truly hope you dig the music. I greatly encourage feedback, or requests if you have a song you want me to try : ) Please like share, and comment if you enjoyed the video. It helps so much! 🧾 Thankyou 🧾

Thankyou, and hopefully you found my acoustic lesson of Campfire Chords 2 Lesson helpful!.... Take your time, and you'll be writing your album in no time! One can always be building technique, and rhythm even when a particular chord progression feels easy. Once your ear grabs onto these shapes, and sounds you can begin to hear them everywhere. I'm using a DGCFAD tuned guitar, but you can still play along... Chord progressions are math as well as music somehow? How's that for some theory you can understand! Also I've found it's pretty easy to tell by singing if you're in the right place... There's a lot of ways to get there! 🏆☯ Don't mind my occasional hammer-ons, and meandering... It is only to demonstrate for you the song buried in every chord, and to animate it for you! Try it for yourself I think you will find it very fun as a technique 👍 Remember that music is a great thing to learn in stride as you practice !! Harmonics, and rhythm were once upon a time core fundamentals of mathematics descended from ancient Egypt then unto Greece. We still use the Greek version of math today!. It's often helpful to play songs to a simple beat track before getting into the studio version which is going to have many layers over the chord progression. Whatever works for you! 🥪☕ 🧾 Message for you 🧾 Thankyou so much for listening to my acoustic Campfire Chords 2 Lesson!! As with all things this is a journey for me, and I hope you dig the music. I greatly encourage feedback, or requests if you have a song you want me to try : ) Please like share, and comment if you enjoyed the video. It helps a ton! 🧾 Thankyou. 🧾

Thankyou, and hopefully you found my acoustic lesson of Campfire Chord Lesson helpful!.... Take your time, and you'll be writing your album in no time! One can always be building technique, and rhythm even when a particular chord progression feels easy. Once your ear grabs onto these shapes, and sounds you can begin to hear them everywhere. I'm using a DGCFAD tuned guitar, but you can still play along... Chord progressions are math as well as music somehow? How's that for some theory you can understand! Also I've found it's pretty easy to tell by singing if you're in the right place... There's a lot of ways to get there! 🏆☯ Don't mind my occasional hammer-ons, and meandering... It is only to demonstrate for you the song buried in every chord, and to animate it for you! Try it for yourself I think you will find it very fun as a technique 👍 Remember that music is a great thing to learn in stride as you practice !! Harmonics, and rhythm were once upon a time core fundamentals of mathematics descended from ancient Egypt then unto Greece. We still use the Greek version of math today!. It's often helpful to play songs to a simple beat track before getting into the studio version which is going to have many layers over the chord progression. Whatever works for you! 🥪☕ 🧾 Message for you 🧾 Thankyou so much for listening to my acoustic Campfire Chord Lesson!! As with all things this is a journey for me, and I hope you dig the music. I greatly encourage feedback, or requests if you have a song you want me to try : ) Please like share, and comment if you enjoyed the video. It helps a ton! 🧾 Thankyou. 🧾

Thankyou, and hopefully you found my acoustic lesson of Cowboy Chord Lesson helpful!.... Take your time, and you'll be writing your album in no time! One can always be building technique, and rhythm even when a particular chord progression feels easy. Once your ear grabs onto these shapes, and sounds you can begin to hear them everywhere. I'm using a DGCFAD tuned guitar, but you can still play along... Chord progressions are math as well as music somehow? How's that for some theory you can understand! Also I've found it's pretty easy to tell by singing if you're in the right place... There's a lot of ways to get there! 🏆☯ Don't mind my occasional hammer-ons, and meandering... It is only to demonstrate for you the song buried in every chord, and to animate it for you! Try it for yourself I think you will find it very fun as a technique 👍 Remember that music is a great thing to learn in stride as you practice !! Harmonics, and rhythm were once upon a time core fundamentals of mathematics descended from ancient Egypt then unto Greece. We still use the Greek version of math today!. It's often helpful to play songs to a simple beat track before getting into the studio version which is going to have many layers over the chord progression. Whatever works for you! 🥪☕ 🧾 Message for you 🧾 Thankyou so much for listening to my acoustic Cowboy Chord Lesson!! As with all things this is a journey for me, and I hope you dig the music. I greatly encourage feedback, or requests if you have a song you want me to try : ) Please like share, and comment if you enjoyed the video. It helps a ton! 🧾 Thankyou. 🧾

Thankyou, and hopefully you found my acoustic lesson of The Ghost of You by My Chemical Romance!.... Take your time, and you'll be playing like the album in a flash! One can always be building technique, and rhythm even when a particular chord progression feels easy. This is my interpretation of the song it might not play perfectly along to the album, but the chords will work for you I promise! You'll hear it as you play along. Chord progressions are math as well as music so I've found if it's pretty easy to tell by singing. There's a lot of ways to get there! 🏆☯ Remember that music is a great thing to learn in stride as you practice !! Harmonics, and rhythm were once upon a time core fundamentals of mathematics descended from ancient Egypt then unto Greece. We still use the Greek version of math today!. It's often helpful to play songs to a simple beat track before getting into the studio version which is going to have many layers over the chord progression. Whatever works for you! 🥪☕ 🧾 Message for you 🧾 Thankyou so much for listening to my acoustic cover of My Chemical Romance : The Ghost of You!! As with all things this is a journey for me, and I hope you dig the music. I greatly encourage feedback, or requests if you have a song you want me to try : ) Please like share, and comment if you enjoyed the video. It helps a ton! 🧾 Thankyou. 🧾

Greetings, and here's to hoping you enjoy my vocal guitar cover of The Ghost of You by My Chemical Romance. This dude really has one of my favorite voices... So expressive. The music video for this song is one of the best I know of. Worth a watch if you haven't seen it. If you stayed to listen until the end just know that it's appreciated so much. Brought to you semi live through Audacity, and a mixer any fool could afford. My only hope is that I could help you learn, experience, or far more likely watch some dude destroy the song you love. Still you get to hear it minus 500 studio layers, and any verifiable talent, and real musicians often dig that ☯♾🌎 Take it easy friends! 🥪☕ 🧾 Message for you 🧾 Thanks for listening to my vocal guitar cover of My Chemical Romance : The Ghost of You!! As with all things this is a journey for me, and truly hope you dig the music. Please like share, and comment if you enjoyed the video. It helps so much! I'm open to a request if you'd like a cover. I'll try almost anything lol 😅 🧾 Thankyou 🧾

Thankyou, and hopefully you found my acoustic lesson of Stairway to Heaven by Led Zeppelin!.... Take your time, and you'll be playing like the album in a flash! One can always be building technique, and rhythm even when a particular chord progression feels easy. My apologies for DGCFAD tuning it just better suits a guys voice. I promise the chords are accurate for you, it is just down an octave. Remember that a musical scale is math just as much as the letters we assign them!. There's a lot of ways to get there! 🏆☯ Remember that music is a great thing to learn in stride as you practice !! Harmonics, and rhythm were once upon a time core fundamentals of mathematics descended from ancient Egypt then unto Greece. We still use the Greek version of math today!. It's often helpful to play songs to a simple beat track before getting into the studio version which is going to have many layers over the chord progression. Whatever works for you! 🥪☕ 🧾 Message for you 🧾 Thankyou so much for listening to my acoustic cover of Escape the Fate : Webs We Weave!! As with all things this is a journey for me, and I hope you dig the music. I greatly encourage feedback, or requests if you have a song you want me to try : ) Please like share, and comment if you enjoyed the video. It helps a ton! 🧾 Thankyou. 🧾

Greetings, and here's to hoping you enjoy my vocal guitar cover of Stairway to Heaven by Led Zeppelin. The songwriting on this one is so good don't know what else to say.. Always loved this band though! It was noble to quit forever when the drummer left this earth. If you stayed to listen until the end just know that it's appreciated so much. Brought to you semi live through Audacity, and a mixer any fool could afford. My only hope is that I could help you learn, experience, or far more likely watch some dude destroy the song you love. Still you get to hear it minus 500 studio layers, and any verifiable talent, and real musicians often dig that ☯♾🌎 Take it easy friends! 🥪☕ 🧾 Message for you 🧾 Thanks for listening to my vocal guitar cover of Led Zeppelin : Stairway to Heaven!! As with all things this is a journey for me, and truly hope you dig the music. Please like share, and comment if you enjoyed the video. It helps so much! I'm open to a request if you'd like a cover. I'll try almost anything lol 😅 🧾 Thankyou 🧾

Thankyou, and hopefully you found my acoustic lesson of Webs We Weave by Escape the Fate!.... Take your time, and you'll be playing like the album in a flash! One can always be building technique, and rhythm even when a particular chord progression feels easy. This is my interpretation of the song it might not play perfectly along to the album, but the songs there for ya I promise! You'll hear it as you play along. Chord progressions are math as well as music so I've found if it's pretty easy to tell by singing. There's a lot of ways to get there! 🏆☯ Remember that music is a great thing to learn in stride as you practice !! Harmonics, and rhythm were once upon a time core fundamentals of mathematics descended from ancient Egypt then unto Greece. We still use the Greek version of math today!. It's often helpful to play songs to a simple beat track before getting into the studio version which is going to have many layers over the chord progression. Whatever works for you! 🥪☕ 🧾 Message for you 🧾 Thankyou so much for listening to my acoustic cover of Escape the Fate : Webs We Weave!! As with all things this is a journey for me, and I hope you dig the music. I greatly encourage feedback, or requests if you have a song you want me to try : ) Please like share, and comment if you enjoyed the video. It helps a ton! 🧾 Thankyou. 🧾

Greetings, and here's to hoping you enjoy my vocal guitar cover of Webs We Weave by Escape the Fate. I think it's about overcoming adversity? Who knows its emotional as hell lol... Either way.. If you stayed to listen until the end just know that it's appreciated so much. Brought to you semi live through Audacity, and a mixer any fool could afford. My only hope is that I could help you learn, experience, or far more likely watch some dude destroy the song you love. Still you get to hear it minus 500 studio layers, and any verifiable talent, and real musicians often dig that ☯♾🌎 Take it easy friends! 🥪☕ 🧾 Message for you 🧾 Thanks for listening to my vocal guitar cover of Escape the Fate : Webs We Weave!! As with all things this is a journey for me, and truly hope you dig the music. Please like share, and comment if you enjoyed the video. It helps so much! I'm open to a request if you'd like a cover. I'll try almost anything lol 😅 🧾 Thankyou 🧾

Thankyou, and hopefully you found my acoustic lesson of Whiskey in the Jar by Thin Lizzy helpful!.... Take your time, and you'll be playing like the album in no time. One can always be building technique, and rhythm even when a particular chord progression feels easy. My apologies for DGCFAD tuning it just better suits a guys voice. I promise the chords are accurate for you, it is just down an octave. Remember that a musical scale is math just as much as the letters we assign them! Ask that dude from ancient Greece named Pythagoras about math, and music lol. To play along to the record you'll need a standard tuned guitar. It's often helpful to play songs to a simple beat track before getting into the studio version which is going to have many layers over the chord progression. Whatever works for you! 🧾 Message for you Thankyou so much for tuning in to this acoustic lesson for Thin Lizzy : Whiskey in the Jar!! As with all things this is a journey, and here's to hoping you dig the music. Feedback is greatly encouraged, or requests if you have a song you want to see some guy fail at! Please like share, and comment if you enjoyed the video. It helps a ton! Thankyou.

Greetings, and here's to hoping you enjoy my vocal guitar tribute to Whiskey in the Jar by Thin Lizzy! An old time lost drinking tale from the heart of Ireland??! Yes please stuff like this is why I got into playing music... If you stayed to listen until the end just know that it's appreciated so much. Brought to you semi live through Audacity, and a mixer any fool could afford. My only hope is that I could help you learn, experience, or far more likely watch some dude destroy the song you love. Still you get to hear it minus 500 studio layers, and any verifiable talent, and real musicians often dig that ☯♾🌎 Take it easy friends! 🥪☕ 🧾 Message for you 🧾 Thanks for listening to my vocal guitar tribute to Thin Lizzy : Whiskey in the Jar!! As with all things this is a journey for me, and truly hope you dig the music. Please like share, and comment if you enjoyed the video. It helps so much! I'm open to a request if you'd like a cover. I'll try almost anything lol 😅 🧾 Thankyou 🧾

Greetings, and here's to hoping you enjoy my vocal guitar tribute to Sky Might Fall by Kid Cudi! Such a dark and depressing song lmao I'm happy I swear... If you stayed to listen until the end just know that it's appreciated so much. Brought to you semi live through Audacity, and a mixer any fool could afford. My only hope is that I could help you learn, experience, or far more likely watch some dude destroy the song you love. Still you get to hear it minus 500 studio layers, and any verifiable talent, and real musicians often dig that ☯♾🌎 Take it easy friends! 🥪☕ 🧾 Message for you 🧾 Thanks for listening to my vocal guitar tribute to Kid Cudi : Sky Might Fall!! As with all things this is a journey for me, and truly hope you dig the music. Please like share, and comment if you enjoyed the video. It helps so much! I'm open to a request if you'd like a cover. I'll try almost anything lol 😅 🧾 Thankyou 🧾

Greetings, and here's to hoping you enjoy my vocal guitar cover of Two Weeks by All That Remains. The songwriting on this one is so good don't know what else to say.. Always loved this band though!. If you stayed to listen until the end just know that it's appreciated so much. Brought to you semi live through Audacity, and a mixer any fool could afford. My only hope is that I could help you learn, experience, or far more likely watch some dude destroy the song you love. Still you get to hear it minus 500 studio layers, and any verifiable talent, and real musicians often dig that ☯♾🌎 Take it easy friends! 🥪☕ 🧾 Message for you 🧾 Thanks for listening to my vocal guitar cover of All That Remains : Two Weeks!! As with all things this is a journey for me, and truly hope you dig the music. Please like share, and comment if you enjoyed the video. It helps so much! I'm open to a request if you'd like a cover. I'll try almost anything lol 😅 🧾 Thankyou 🧾

Thankyou, and hopefully you found my acoustic lesson of Two Weeks by All That Remains!.... Take your time, and you'll be playing like the album in a flash! One can always be building technique, and rhythm even when a particular chord progression feels easy. Remember that music is a great thing to learn as you practice !! Harmonics, and rhythm were once upon a time core fundamentals of mathematics descended from ancient Egypt then unto Greece. We still use the Greek version of math today!. It's often helpful to play songs to a simple beat track before getting into the studio version which is going to have many layers over the chord progression. Whatever works for you! 🧾 Message for you Thankyou so much for listening to my acoustic cover of All That Remains : Two Weeks!! As with all things this is a journey for me, and I hope you dig the music. I greatly encourage feedback, or requests if you have a song you want me to try : ) Please like share, and comment if you enjoyed the video. It helps a ton! Thankyou.