worship song slow strum here i am to worship mike smith

slow strumming lesson for worship songs

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[janaye1111111111]

lol you forgot to zoom in at the end, but your a good teacher, thanks for ur help

[smitty9879]

I know lol I realized after I stopped....don't know how to edit videos :-)

[webberhan]

great work!

[smitty9879]

thanks

[ShortyGotClass94]

you are so awesome for doing this and all your lessons God bless!

[smitty9879]

you're welcome

[chulk90]

all guitar beginners MUST see this video.

Thank you so much.

God Bless

[vitamincarmen]

Thanks a lot! That's a great video/guitar strumming lesson. It really helps =D You are a great teacher!

[SpirituallyTuned]

thanks man, finally some good clean music to learn

[angelkein18]

this is awesome! :D

[kheyceeh]

thaaaaaanksss,, God bless

[angelahhx3]

THANK YOU! :]

[Axnpact]

Thanks for making my night. My son plays this song on his sax, now maybe I can join him (someday) :)

Thanks again and God Bless.

[dcrooves]

This really is an awesome video but how do you change chords without a dead note?

[oreo44991]

thank you so much. God bless!

[tkcgirl18]

Thanks so much! I can play the song now! Could you post another one for the bridge? I'm just learning to play (this is my first song) and I can't figure out that part.

[killridemaster12]

is this in standard tuning?

[Spagman63]

The last beat is a 16th pattern and is counted 4e&ah. If you have a chord change after two beats it is good to use the first part of a pattern. As in: D D DU ( 1 2&ah) for the first and second chords. Be sure to do the DU PRIOR to the chord change.