YouTube tutorial (Lauren Bateman) teaching how to play the Beatles’ "Let It Be." The instructor lists the four primary chords (C, G, A minor, F — with Fmaj7 as an acceptable alternative), demonstrates a strumming pattern (down, down, down, up, down, down, down, up, counting 1–4), and sings/works through lyric lines with a second speaker.
I'm going to teach you one of my all time favorite Beatles songs, which is Let It Be. It has four chords. It has a C chord, a G chord, an A minor chord, and an F chord. But if you need to use The F major 7, that is perfectly fine. Our strumming pattern is going to be down, down, down, up, down, down, down, up, 1, 2, and a 3, 4. When I find.
Myself in these times.
Of trouble?
Mother Mary comes to me? Speaking words of wisdom be?
But in.
My hour.
Of darkness? She's standing.
Right in front of me? Speaking words of wisdom? Let it be?
Well, let it be? Let it be? Let it be? Let it be?
Whisper of wisdom? Let it be.
