Em (E minor) – C (C major) – G (G major) – D (D major)
Open up the strumming entirely with a classic rock pattern: ↓ — ↓ ↑ — ↑ ↓ ↑ (Down, Down-Up, Up-Down-Up). 💡 Performance Tips
Some live versions emphasize a heavy down-strum on Em and C to build tension before exploding back into the chorus. 🥁 Rhythm and Strumming
is a well-known song by the Russian rock/indie band Smetana band (Сметана band) .
The original track relies heavily on raw, emotional delivery rather than perfect pitch. Focus on making the chorus sound desperate and loud.
Balance the contrast between the quiet, conversational verses and the exploding, anthemic chorus.
To play a proper cover of this piece, you need to capture its specific melancholic indie-rock energy. 🎸 Chords & Structure
The song follows a simple, repetitive chord progression perfect for acoustic or electric guitar. The standard tuning requires no capo.