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Hey Patrons! 


This video is thanks to my Executive Level Patrons! Thanks to all of you who helped me decide to 1. make another tutorial and 2. do it for "Little Worrier". 


I apologize in advance, my teaching skills are a little rusty and I may have taught it in a very weird way. BUT--I believe in you! Remember, ever guitar player once was a person who had no idea what they were doing :) 


Good luck!


Kina

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How To Play "Little Worrier" On Guitar (Tutorial)

Download "Little Worrier" http://smarturl.it/kinaelements Become a Patron: http://patreon.com/kinagrannis How To Play "Little Worrier" on Guitar 1. Tune your guitar 1 half step down, to: E♭, A♭, C ♯, F ♯, B♭, E♭ 2. Put your capo on the second fret, skipping the low E string. 3. Learn the 5 chords!

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Anonymous

Make me want to go and grab my nephew's guitar. I will have to share this with him. Thank you for the fine instructions and examples Kina.

Anonymous

thank you so much, Kina, for the wonderful tutorial! and please don't ever think you have to apologize to us for anything! we are so grateful to be your patrons and we love you very much! I've always thought that it's the saddest thing whenever you apologize for something when you didn't do anything wrong! ❤️❤️❤️

Ryan Keech

Hi Kina! Loved this video! I don't play guitar, but it was so fun to see your personality and just kinda hang out with you... via youtube. I missed you! :) Anyways, keep up the awesome creations! best wishes, ryan

Anonymous

Haha, how I enjoy your teaching methods ever so.... I have missed watching one of your tutorials, so hooray for this! P.S. Your eyebrows look especially gorgeous in this video.... random, but I thought you should know!

Anonymous

One of my favourite songs! It means so much to me! Thanks a lot for choosing THIS song! Will try to play it on my guitar when I have more time.

Chris Derbidge

Thanks for the lesson! Katelyn's been using it to fill the learning gap this summer. I hope you're enjoying your summer!