Summer has Come and Passed the innocent
Can Never last
Wake me up when
September
Ends
Like my father's Come [to] past
Seven Years have gone so fast Wake
Me up
When September
Ends
Here Comes The rain Falling From the Stars
Drenched in My Pain again Becoming who, [we] are
as Mine
Never Forgets What [I] lost
Wake me Up when September Ends
Hi Guys it is September Now at
The Time of Releasing This Video and Film in it anyway so we're Doing
Whence it Wake Me Up when September Ends by green Day and this is a song which has A beautiful Intro Riff very
Recognizable and very Straightforward [To] do if you
Were to look at a chord Sheet for this song you might be Mistaken for Thinking it has A lot of var Chords in it
And you might want to stay away [from] it
However it's a song [that] most people who
Follow my Channel will be able to do
[Let's] get you straight in For A Close-Up and Check out how to play this Song and
If you do like This one Make sure you do Check out good Riddens Time of your life as
Well The Lesson on how to Play [that]?
so there's the Main Riff you will Definitely want to check out the link in the
Description to the Tab Sheet that I really recommend [that] you Follow and on that Tab it [will] Say
Fifth fret of the
Fourth String and We want to play that with our Third Finger?
then it hits The Open String and Then
We're Going to play With your first Finger the Second
String Third fret so We have Third and First Fingers Placed Down like this it can [be] A lot more Comfortable
Though You Can Still be on your Tips if you kind of Grip With your thumb Just hooked, over the Top and
If We picked Four?
Three and do
That's The Riff That starts the Song and We Just want to play it twice
And then There's a Pause See to get These strings Ringing out you want to try and get on the Tips of your?
Fingers as much as Possible
Kind of Like that With our I am Now but you Can Really as i say get it quite Comfortable in
The Palm [of] your Hand Just [Kind] of Hook in Here
By being on an Angle Rather than Having to sort of Stretch your hand too much and Having [your] Thumb much lower died
I Definitely Grip it like This [They're] Both you Can play the riff Exactly the same I
Am You from There if You prefer that more classical Style Or even A Shredder style but for blues in Pop Music
Ripping it With your Thumb
Over the Top Can be A Lot more Comfortable and
From There our Bass note Which is on our Third Finger Is going to Walk Down
From 5th fret to [4th] fret
2 and
0
[Da-Da-Da-Dah] That's 5 4 to 0 so if I just demo the riff Nice and slow
5 4
[-] and Then Open Front
Because of
How, we're Playing Discuss the notes That were Playing in This Riff, We have to change out the way With Gripping the Chords?
Halfway Through Two the first Two are Quite similar
you Can Switch to your Middle Finger to play for
Again This Angle That my fingers [aren't] Almost Pointing Towards my right Shoulder
It's Really Allowing that Muscle
you
Well then to play the next one We're not Going to Whenever you've got?
A lower fret
You need you need to use a lower Finger we need to use first fingers so we're Going to use our first Finger
Second fret of The Fourth String and Then put your Third Finger
Where your first Finger was before we're Going to put your Third [Finger] Third fret of the Second string so I've got first Finger Here
Third Finger Here
No other Fingers Are Down it's Just Those Two and, we're Going to again play pick the Same strings
Which is A broken Chord, or single strings out of a chord and that Is Called an Arpeggio
We're getting with A?
Arpeggio Like an I can up
Really [Making] [This] sense but There's, no h Is quite People always Think There's a Harp Edgy I think
and then We Take that first [Fingered] off
That's our Last Card and each One of Those you Repeat that one Two Three
One Two Three [but] then you just Move on to the next Chord so for demo the Full thing
and then Move Straight away after that
It's that Middle bit that is Certainly the hardest Change
Let me demo That again Really slow if You want to Jam Along in 2 3 4
Change Course
Change [Cord]
and Final Change
On the Picking Hand Side of things are you Can rest your little Finger here if You so wish but I would Really prefer
You to rest your wrist
above the [Soundhole] that's the Way
These Are Pleasure [Pans] in Any Single string Plane
Is best done
On Acoustic Or electric Guitar rest in That
wrist Here
Keeping your Film as Close to the guitar as Possible
All the Time my wrist Is in
Contact With the Guitar and You're wanting the open strings to [ring] out as much as possible that's how you will Make
It sound as sweet as [that] does
Even After Changing from Here
We tear These two fingers off We do Have an Open Third string Still Playing?
So that Just happens Once and Then
We play Three notes out of a [C] major Chord but This Would be out [of] a C major Barre Chord?
Barring it Third fret but, We don't after Barkas, we're Only going to play
These
Fingers Two Three and Four all [up] fifth fret of the Second Third and Fourth String because
They're The Only Strings, Were Picking There's no Point in Having the bar Down so if You See A meet
C Minor Chord [on] this Tab Or on the Sheet on A chord Sheet but you?
Don't have to play Any of the strings that Would be here you don't have to put your first Finger Down and we're Going to
Go from C Major
to C Minor
you
to play the last Part of the riff
so Fingers Two Three and Four at Fifth fret of the
Second Third and Fourth String
And then, We move your first Finger to the second fret Second string?
Fourth fret
[Lift] Off your little Finger in your Plane Basically an a Minor Shape but Starting at the Fourth fret and
We play Four three two again?
And then, we're Going to go back to the first Chord that We played in the song which was?
Second String Third fret
Fifth fret Fourth string Let me demo That last part of the riff
the A minor Ship and then The first Chord of the Song
One more Time [A]
Minor Ship
Give you a Slightly Different Angle on that with the picking Hand and everything
you
So going from [the] Top of the song Let me Demo everything that I've Demonstrated so far
We start Off?
With This
Four Times and then it goes Into the riff of the Song so we need This one
[ten]
Three
[for] then The Lift Starts One
ish
Changing Keep Everything Ringing out
Zero
Three in A line
A minor ship
First Part of the Song
Come faster They
After Last
Wake me Up [when] September Ends
That Happens, One more Time as
Second Flat Open Way
Let's go to the Side
And then, we're Into some Open Chords but you can't Keep This Pattern going so
So for the Chorus We have an e minor Chord
Standard Way of Playing [in] e minor With first two fingers B minor Is
Keep your first Finger Where it is on the e minor Chord and you just move [your] Middle Finger Down A string and
Then your Third Finger is on the 2nd fret of the Thinnest string so it's Almost like an Aircard
But With your strings separate Like This
1 2 3
And that is a nun
Bar Chord Wait I've Played a B Minor Chord
Sounds Really Nice
C Major
Standard C and then G
Now when We play the G, we Can step Down to this G F-Sharp
Board By hitting an F-Sharp in the, Bass by moving this so this Would be here Comes B Minor again
See, them to A
G F-Sharp
and
[Still] I play again
Becoming
So that little S [tommy]
It's just a little Step Down and you could Strum it it [would] be A bar of each Chord here Comes B Minor
C then [two] were G
Drenched in B Minor C then [to] [wordy]
[But] if We Keep This Picking Pattern Going and I'd really recommend
the Two
Two Three Four Two three four Just to Keep everything consistent for People
We can go any Minor?
Rain Again Falling
From the Stars
And it's only Really, on that G that, We want to hit that [bruner's]?
So here Comes The rain again
Falling
From the Stars
go to six
I'm here [not] six
6 4 2 [3] 6 Or 2 3 spring Numbers-Wise
But it doesn't Really, Matter which ones you hit so long as you
Keep That sort of Pattern Go and so on as [you] know the Timing of it
So just to demo all of That again a Minor
Comes B Minor
C then to a cheating Didn't ii Minor
B Minor
C then straight To a D
and if You play the full Open Chords when you are Playing Open Chords and Doing a picking Pattern
if You play the whole thing if You Accidentally eat Another string it doesn't Matter [you] Can [hear] Whichever ones you, do
Or, Maybe you want to do A
Little [Strum] in There but Sometimes Pick Single strings that Blend Is is Fantastic
There's Nothing Wrong at all and that's how to play the whole Thing Really the Hook
Of the Song and the May Part you want to get from it is Certainly the the Intro Riff so we'll Just do that
One More Time Just as A Demonstration to give You Guys the Opportunity to play Along and it's A bit of A refresher
[so], we're Going to do this four Times
And then get straight Into our song Two three Four
Another Two Times
so
Changing for Change for Change Clean [Aligned] A
Minor Ship
The First [Part] [of] the [Song]
This
Yes Never!
What I lost wake me Up a minor Shape?
and first Chord of the Song again
so that's the whole Song really all the best with this one
Fantastic Acoustic Guitar Riff and This Style of Play
It's Called an Arpeggio Pattern When
We're Playing single strings out of a chord Check out more Arpeggio Patterns on this Channel and when [you] [go] forward because they
Make your Guitar, Plane Sound Really Great
So that's how to play [Wake] me Up when September
Ends Remember to Check out This Video here how to play Good Riddens Time of your life and I'm sure I'll see you again in
That Or Another Video bye bye for now