Let's Go Fishing chords
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[Intro]
G Dsus4/F# Em7 Cadd9
G Dsus4/F# Em7 Cadd9
[Verse 1]
G Dsus4/F#
Got to work two jobs, and rob a bank,
Em7 Cadd9
To put food on the table, and gas in the tank,
G Dsus4/F#
And everybody knows, who’s to blame,
Em7 Cadd9
But I aint gonna worry about none of that shit today.
[Chorus]
G Dsus4/F#
So let’s go Fishin’, let’s go wishin’,
Cadd9
On a star in the dark in the middle of the night,
A7sus4
The worlds gone crazy and the shit aint right.
[Post-Chorus 1]
G Dsus4/F#
Let’s go driving, a little backwoods hidin’,
Cadd9
It’s all so fucked up I can’t stand it.
A7sus4 Dsus4
Let’s go Karen, let’s go Brandon,
G Dsus4/F#
Let’s go fishin’,
Em7 Cadd9
Let’s go fishin’.
[Verse 2]
G Dsus4/F#
We can make America, great again,
Em7 Cadd9
Turn right on a two track, and turn off CNN.
[Chorus]
G Dsus4/F#
So let’s go Fishin’, let’s go wishin’,
Cadd9
On a star in the dark in the middle of the night,
A7sus4
The worlds gone crazy and the shit aint right.
[Post-Chorus 2]
G Dsus4/F#
Let’s go riding, a little backwoods hidin’,
Cadd9
It’s all so fucked up I can’t stand it.
A7sus4 Dsus4
Let’s go Karen, let’s go Brandon,
G Dsus4/F#
Let’s go fishin’,
Em7 Cadd9
Let’s go fishin’.
[Verse 3]
Em7 Dsus4/F#
Take a foot off the gas, this ain’t a NASCAR race,
G Cadd9
Just kick it on back with a smile on your face.
[Chorus]
G Dsus4/F#
So let’s go Fishin’, let’s go wishin’,
Cadd9
On a star in the dark in the middle of the night,
A7sus4
The worlds gone crazy and the shit aint right.
[Post-Chorus 1]
G Dsus4/F#
Let’s go driving, a little backwoods hidin’,
Cadd9
It’s all so fucked up I can’t stand it.
A7sus4 Dsus4
Let’s go Karen, let’s go Brandon,
G Dsus4/F#
Let’s go fishin’,
Em7 Cadd9
Let’s go fishin’.
How to play "Let's Go Fishing" by Aaron Lewis on guitar is a journey through
a song that mixes simplicity with deep emotion, providing a tutorial that's
perfect for beginners and intermediate players alike. The chords used in this
song are G, Dsus4/F#, Em7, Cadd9, and A7sus4. These chords form the backbone of
the song, creating a soothing, melodic flow that's ideal for singing along or
just enjoying the resonance of the guitar.
To start, make sure your guitar is tuned to standard tuning (E A D G B E). Then,
get comfortable with the chord shapes for G, Dsus4/F#, Em7, Cadd9, and A7sus4.
These chords are common in many songs, so learning them will not only help you
with this song but also with many others.
The song starts with an Intro that sets the mood:
G Dsus4/F# Em7 Cadd9
G Dsus4/F# Em7 Cadd9
Practice transitioning between these chords smoothly, as the intro sets the
atmosphere for the entire song. The strumming pattern here is laid-back and
steady, with a focus on letting each chord resonate.
As we move into the verses, the chord progression remains the same, but your
focus should shift to matching the rhythm of the lyrics:
G Dsus4/F#
Got to work two jobs, and rob a bank,
Em7 Cadd9
To put food on the table, and gas in the tank,
The key to the verses is to keep the strumming steady and let the words drive
the rhythm. Pay attention to the lyrical delivery and how each word fits into
the chord changes.
The Chorus introduces a slight variation with the addition of A7sus4, adding a
melodic lift that contrasts nicely with the verses:
G Dsus4/F#
So let’s go Fishin’, let’s go wishin’,
Cadd9
On a star in the dark in the middle of the night,
A7sus4
The worlds gone crazy and the shit ain’t right.
Here, emphasize the transition to A7sus4, as it adds an important emotional
pivot in the song's dynamic. This is where the guitar truly sings, so let those
chords ring out.
The Post-Chorus and subsequent verses follow the same pattern, allowing you to
really get into the groove of the song. As you play, focus on the feeling of
each chord and how they connect to the lyrics.
By learning "Let's Go Fishing," you're not just learning chords and strumming
patterns; you're capturing a mood and telling a story. Keep the rhythm
consistent, pay attention to the dynamics of the song, and most importantly,
enjoy the process of bringing the song to life on your guitar.