Don't Forget Me by Maggie Rogers | Beginner's Guitar Tutorial

Our awesome teacher Sean Saville shows you how to play the song 'Don't Forget Me' off of Maggie Rogers's new album of the same name!
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[@kevinbodnar448]

Thanks for sharing, hope you guys are all well 👍

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Thanks Kevin!

[@jasongillon5363]

Thanks for this! Very clear tutorial and I like the strumming pattern. I noticed some chord charts and tutorials have C as the second chord of the bridge and others have Am. When I watch some videos of Maggie playing it looks like she is usually playing Am. Does this not really matter?

[@NYCGuitarSchool]

Hey Jason! Thanks for the question! Looks like I made a mistake somewhere in the process and yeah, listening back that 2nd chord is an Amin (Bbmin w/o capo). Am and C are similar in some ways but definitely different chords. I'd say play the Am for sure!

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