Learn to Play "Gone" by Jack Johnson on the Guitar

In this lesson, we'll learn how to play "Gone" by Jack Johnson on the guitar. This beautiful song by the legendary songwriter primarily uses E-shape and A-shape barre chords, and you'll be strumming along in no time!

We'll learn all the song's different sections, breaking down the chord progressions in a way that's easy to understand. You'll be able to play along in no time!

👉 Here's a beginner's lesson on barre chords!

Intro and Verse

The song kicks off with an E barre chord using an A-shape. This chord progression is unique and interesting, with a picking pattern that uses the thumb and first finger for plucking and the other two fingers for a small hit. The intro switches between an E and C# minor chord.

When the song heads into the verse, it continues with the E chord before moving into G# major, C# minor, and finally, A. This progression is played three times, and on the third loop, it switches to F# minor at the second fret into B at the seventh fret.

Chorus

The song's chorus uses a chord progression similar to the verse, but not quite the same. The chords used in the chorus are E, B, C minor, and A.

Wrap Up

By the end of this lesson, you'll have a good grasp of the chord progression and be well on your way to mastering "Gone" by Jack Johnson. Remember, practice makes permanent, so keep at it, and you'll play this song smoothly in no time!

Remember, everyone learns at their own pace, so don't rush. Be patient with yourself and enjoy the process. Guitar playing is not just about the destination—it's also about the journey. So, take your time and enjoy every strum, every chord, and every song.

I hope you have a great time learning this song. Keep strumming and keep smiling! And as always, keep on rockin'!

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