How to Play Lucille on Guitar?

Everly Brothers - Lucille can be played in the key of G using the G, C, D7 chords. For G, To play G, press fret 2 on the A string with finger 2, let D, G, B ring open, mute low E, high E. For C, To play C, press fret 1 on the B string with finger 2, let low E, G, high E ring open, mute A, D. For D7, To play D7, press fret 2 on the low E string with finger 3, press fret 2 on the G string with finger 3, press fret 1 on the B string with finger 2, press fret 2 on the high E string with finger 3, let A, D ring open. Barre: Use your index finger to press multiple strings on the same fret, keeping your finger flat. You can play Lucille with the ↓-↓↑-↑↓↑ strumming pattern.

Everly Brothers - Lucille Chords

Chord reference G, C, D7

Rhythm tips ↓-↓↑-↑↓↑

[G]Lucille you don’t do your daddy’s will Lu[C]cille you don’t do your daddy’s [G]will There [D7]ain’t nothing to you but [C]I love you [G]still [D7]

Lu[G]cille please come back where you belong Lu[C]cille please come back where you be[G]long I’m [D7]begging to you baby [C]please don’t leave me a[G]lone [D7]

I [G]woke up this morning Lucille was not in sight I asked my friends about her but all their lips were tight Lu[C]cille please come back where you be[G]long I’m [D7]begging to you baby [C]please don’t leave me a[G]lone [D7]

Artist Everly Brothers

Album A Date with the Everly Brothers

Genres Rock

Year 1960

Key G

Everly Brothers - Lucille can be played in the key of G using the G, C, D7 chords.

For G, To play G, press fret 2 on the A string with finger 2, let D, G, B ring open, mute low E, high E.
For C, To play C, press fret 1 on the B string with finger 2, let low E, G, high E ring open, mute A, D.
For D7, To play D7, press fret 2 on the low E string with finger 3, press fret 2 on the G string with finger 3, press fret 1 on the B string with finger 2, press fret 2 on the high E string with finger 3, let A, D ring open.

Barre: Use your index finger to press multiple strings on the same fret, keeping your finger flat.

You can play Lucille with the ↓-↓↑-↑↓↑ strumming pattern.