Go your own Way
5 Jan 2026 · 1 min
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Lauren Bateman teaches how to play Fleetwood Mac's "Go Your Own Way" on guitar. She uses a capo on the third fret and breaks down the verse with four chords, keeping it simple enough for beginners.
Lauren Bateman teaches how to play Fleetwood Mac's "Go Your Own Way" on guitar. She uses a capo on the third fret and breaks down the verse with four chords, keeping it simple enough for beginners.
Hey, guitar enthesias. I'm going to show you a simplified way of playing Fleetwood Max. Go your own way. You're going to see I have a capo on the third fret today and we're just going to be doing the verse section which only requires three chords. We have a D chord or actually four D. Sus 2 we have an A chord and we have a G chord. Alright, so four chords total. Great song. The strumming pattern we're going to be using is just an eighth note all down. Strumming pattern. One and two and three and four and one and two and three and four and so it's a little bit peppy but get that D and you can accent the ones or different areas of the strum if you want to. Ready? Let's give it a try. Ready? Here we go. Loving you isn't the right thing to do how can I ever change things that I feel you.
