Hi welcome, Lesus Wajon, today we're going to try Silly's mother by Dr. Hook, Acor. You just hang on an Acor before pattern. So let's see. My strum is like down, down, down, up, down, down, down, down. So it's a bit more complicated than our usual strum. They do this picking thing, you know. I guess I didn't really think about that too much, but I didn't have that out. That's what it sounds like to me. Something like that, it's guitar, but there's some other instrument playing those. Let me know if you need that tab, I'll tab it out. So I'm just going to hang on an Acor. Acor fourth string, third string, and second string at the second fret. That's our Acor. We only need three chords for this song. An E chord, third string, first fret, fifth string, and fourth string, second fret. That's my E chord. Then you need a D chord, third string and first string, second fret, second string, third fret. Get rid of this sixth string on that one. That's all the chords you need. It's a nice easy song. So, how are the words? Silly's mother says Silly is busy. The verse is that same strum for, except for one moment in the song, we're going to do that same strum. I'll let you know of course when that is. So it's like an A. Silly is mother said Silly is busy. You're going to do that three times on an A. You can't come to the phone as it is. Stay on the E for three more times. And the operator is here. When he sends more for the next one. That's your verse. Okay, so let's go over that. So we got an A chord, free times. And then an E chord, stay on the E chord, it's like four times. Back to the A once. D1, Silvious mother says, A chord, she's happy. E chord, and back to A. And then the operator is E chord four times. 40 cents for the next three minutes. So it's four times on the E. And that's your verse. And it leads right to the chorus. D chord, to the A. E, to an A. D, to an A. E chord, one pattern. And then you do this thing at the end. So let me start on that E chord back up a little bit. So you do one full pattern. And then you do sort of a pattern. So it's like, down, down, down, up, down, down, up. That's it. Down, down, down, up, down. So they stop it right there. Okay, so that, the chorus part is, please Mrs. Adrian, I just got to talk to her. So please Mrs. A chord, down, down, down. and then they're back to let's see let's give you the form right now so you got your intro then your verse chorus another verse another chorus then another verse and then they do the outro chorus which it's kind of too far down there so they just kind of fade out so that the outro chorus I guess is a little bit different yes it is so it's like a D okay start and then the they just stay on the E and then it's kind of fade out you have to end it it would be an A chord which it sounds like Silveous Mothers trying to tell him that's over the history pal great song one Sunday morning it came across my phone or something like that and I was like oh I forgot all about this so anyway nobody seemed to know it except for me in the house anyway so you got your intro verse chorus first chorus verse and then that outro chorus and that's the three chords it's a really simple song and that's it so play more guitar please subscribe hit that like button