Put Your Hands on Me, My Love by Owen Lyric & Guitar Chords

If you are looking for Put Your Hands on Me, My Love guitar chords, you’ve come to the right place.
You can play Put Your Hands on Me, My Love by Owen using guitar or guitar.
This song by Owen can also be played by that instruments.
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Put Your Hands on Me, My Love guitar chords has rhythm and included in I do perceive. (2004) album.
You can also find another musical genres, including jazz guitar chords, country music guitar chords, pop guitar chords, world music guitar chords, and rock guitar chords here.

Put Your Hands on Me, My Love by Owen Guitar Chords

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This tab is more for just a recreation of the song – kind of what Mike would play live.
Not the picking at the start and the second guitar overdub.
tabbed by-jfmonkfish on the pv msg board

It’s in DADF#AD Capo 4.

The awesome intro/ chorus riff. (I’m not tabbing rhythym btw.)


D--0--0--0---------------0---0--0--0--------------------------------------|
A--0--0--0---------------0---0--0--0-------------0------------------------|
F#-0--0--0-------------3-----0--0--0--------------------------------------|
D--0--0--0---5p4p0-4h5-------0--0--0---5p4p0-4h5----0---------------------|
A--4--0--0-------------------4--0--0--------------------------------------|
D--7--4--5-------------------7--4--5--------------------------------------|

There’s a little fill before the verse, awkward timing –


D--0--0-------4h7p0-----------------------------------------------------------|
A--0--0---7p5-----------------------------------------------------------------|
F#-0--0-----------------------------------------------------------------------|
D--0--0-----------------------------------------------------------------------|
A--4--0-----------------------------------------------------------------------|
D--7--4-----------------------------------------------------------------------|

The chord progression is simple the chords used are – (I’ll make up names for them)

[D] [Em] [G] [G1]


D---0----0----0----0----------------------------------------------------------|
A---0----0----0----0----------------------------------------------------------|
F#--0----0----0----0----------------------------------------------------------|
D---4----0----0----4----------------------------------------------------------|
A---5----2----0----5----------------------------------------------------------|
D---0----2----5----5----------------------------------------------------------|

So it goes –

[D]Pu[Em]t your faith in me my friends.

[D]Th[Em]at one day I’ll find a way,

[D]to[Em] gi[G1]ve all the things that you’ve given to me back.

Small fill


D---0--0--0-----------------------|
A---0--0--0-----------------------|
F#--0--0--0-----------------------|
D---4--0--0-----------------------|
A---5--5--5-----------------------|
D---5--4--2-----------------------|

Then return to d for the verse

[D]We[Em]ll, put your foot down my brother.

[D]Th[Em]at’s no way to live putting the needs of others,

[D]ah[Em]ead of yours.

[G1]You[Em] deserve more than nothing.

Little fill into chorus


D----------------------------|
A----------------------------|
F----------------------------|
D----0-0---------------------|
A-0h4--5---------------------|
D------5---------------------|

That’s pretty much it, although Mike improvises some neat fills through the two verses like-

[D] [Em] [D]


D---0--------0---------0------------------------------------------------------------|
A---0-----0--0---------0------------------------------------------------------------|
F#--0--------0---------0------------------------------------------------------------|
D---4-4h5----0-----0---4------------------------------------------------------------|
A---5--------2-0h2-----5------------------------------------------------------------|
D---0--------2---------0------------------------------------------------------------|

That’s pretty much the whole of it…
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If you want to learn Owen Put Your Hands on Me, My Love guitar chords, The 5 chords we’ll look at are the C major, A major, G major, E major, and D major.
The reason we use all major chords is that the minor versions of any of these chords just require tiny adjustments.
Each one of those minor chords is completely based on its major counterpart

The more you practice, the easier guitar will feel to play Put Your Hands on Me, My Love. Guitar is hard to learn in the beginning, but gets easier the longer you stick with it.

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