I'm Yours by Jason Mraz Lesson

Song Lessons Grade 5 Songs
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Learn to play I'm Yours by Jason Mraz on JustinGuitar!


View the full lesson at I'm Yours by Jason Mraz | JustinGuitar

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Why does Justin say in the Learn More text ā€œWeā€™re learning it with the capo on the 5th fret, but you can choose to go bare. :)ā€ but then does the whole video with the capo on the 2nd fret? A bit confusing!

Also he makes reference in the video of a link to a live version of the song in the Learn More text which isnā€™t there. What is the live version he means?

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The 5th fret capo ref must be a typo that should read 2nd fret.
As for the video link at the bottom the page, Iā€™ve just tried it and get a ā€˜video removed for copyright reasonsā€™ message.
Is it worth amending this Richard? @Richard_close2u

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Thanks. I thought it might be, although the Easy Guitar Songbook has a version with the capo at the 4th fret.

I couldnā€™t see the link!

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@Stuartw @sairfingers Thanks for the alert.
I have edited the text to capo 2nd fret and updated the Youtube link to one that works (for now).
Cheers
Richard
:slight_smile:

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Hi everyone! Iā€™ve been working through Justinā€™s ā€œIā€™m Yoursā€ lesson on YouTube (linked below), and Iā€™m a bit stuck on the E chord he mentions. He refers to it as an A-shaped barre chord at the 7th fret(At 3:00 in the video). Could someone clarify the exact finger positioning for this?

Lesson reference:
https://youtu.be/-pfsh5c31es?si=FKpZcoanylcN2Y66]

Thanks in advance! :guitar:

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https://www.justinguitar.com/guitar-lessons/a-shape-barre-chords-major-ash-001

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The chord grip is x7999x

Thatā€™s a 5th string root barre chord at the 7th fret. The index finger is barring the 7th fret. If you donā€™t know how to play that chord, do a bit of research. Basically, you form a small bar with your 3rd finger to fret strings 2, 3 and 4. Alternately, you can fret those strings with your pinky, ring and middle finger.

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Thanks a lot! :blush:

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Thanks a lot! :folded_hands:t2: