You got to me

Neil Diamond

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"You Got To Me", by Neil Diamond - 1967


Intro:  G            C     repeat 2x
D ------------------------
A -5-3---3-7-5--5-3---7-5-
E -----5------------5-----


[G]Mama she told me, [C]someday it would [G]happen.

She never said that it would [C]happen like [G]this.

Mama said some little [C]girl'll catch you [G]nappin'

Some little girl will [C]get to you with her [G]kiss


Chorus	 
	[C]You got to [G]me. You [C]brought me to [D]my [G]knees.

	[C]Never [D]thought I'd say [G]please.., girl

	[C]You got to my [D7]soul..., [G]You got control  

	[C]You got to [D7]me; you got to be [G]mine


Repeat Intro


[G]Used to slip through [C]every girl's hands like [G]water.

There never was one who [C]could ever tie me [G]down.

Straight ahead and [C]steady as [G]Gibraltar

Till you brought me, [C]tumblin' to the [G]ground.


Repeat Intro


Repeat Chorus


Repeat Intro - Solo

Zo speel je dit nummer

Leer de akkoorden van "You got to me" van Neil Diamond op gitaar. Dit toegankelijke popmummer uit 1967 staat op het album Just For You en is perfect voor gitaristen die net beginnen met akkoorden spelen. Met eenvoudige, herhalende patronen en een warm melodisch karakter kun je dit nummer al snel meespelen.

Op beginner-niveau (2 van 10) werk je hier met de akkoorden G, C, D en D7 — een basis-setup die je in veel popmuziek terugziet. Het format bestaat uit akkoorden, zodat je je kunt concentreren op ritme en voeling. Pak je gitaar en speel deze klassieker van Neil Diamond.

How to practise this song

1
Practise the change: D7 ↔ A
Play each chord for 4 beats, then 2, then 1 — with the metronome at 60-70 bpm. Only push the tempo once the change is clean and on time.
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2
Great first song
Focus on clean chords — let every string ring. Speed comes by itself once the shapes are right.

Exercise: Akkoord-wisseltrainer (G-D-Em-C)8 min · drill this on its own and this song gets easier by itself