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Barges Chords
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Barges Song Info
Artist and Song: | Ralph McTell - Barges |
Album: | Not till Tomorrow |
Genre: | Folk |
Year: | 1972 |
Difficulty: | Easy |
Tuning: | G C E A |
Key: | C |
Chords: | [C], [Am], [Em], [F], [G] |
Strumming: | D - DU - DU - DU |
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Chords & Strumming Pattern of Ralph McTell - Barges
Barges is a song by Folk artist Ralph McTell. It was released in 1972 on the album, titled "Not till Tomorrow". D - DU - DU - DU is the suggested strumming pattern for Barges. [C], [Am], [Em], [F], [G] are the guitar chords for playing Barges with the original key (C) on guitar.Who Sings Barges?
Barges is a song by Ralph McTell. It was first released on their "Not till Tomorrow" album in 1972.
What Are The Guitar Chords Of Barges?
In order to play the song Barges on the guitar, you will need to use [C], [Am], [Em], [F], [G] chords in order to play in original key (C).
How Do You Strum Barges On Guitar?
Barges strumming pattern is D - DU - DU - DU. For those who find the suggested pattern too complex, an alternative pattern is D (down) strumming.