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- There you have something—the deep chords beating, beating, while the melody runs on the strings like little footsteps.
- Many men can chord a guitar, but perhaps this man was a picker.
- Somewhere in the camp a guitar sounded, slow chords, struck without any sequence, practice chords.
- Somewhere in the camp a guitar sounded, slow chords, struck without any sequence, practice chords.
- Wasn’t no bigger’n a bug first time he give me C chord.
- You can do anything with a harmonica: thin reedy single tone, or chords, or melody with rhythm chords.
- You can do anything with a harmonica: thin reedy single tone, or chords, or melody with rhythm chords.
- Playing a reel and tapping out the tune, and the big deep strings of the guitar beating like a heart, and the harmonica’s sharp chords and the skirl and squeal of the fiddle.
- In her first day learning the guitar, she has learned how to play G major, C major, and D major chords.
- My father and I would stay up at night and sing some of the songs together as he attempted to work out the chords on his guitar.Colleen Hoover -- Slammed
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