Alex Warren - Eternity

How to play Alex Warren - Eternity by Unknown on guitar

This song is a good beginner pick because the harmony stays clear and the tempo is steady, so you can focus on clean changes instead of speed. It has a moody, driving feel that sounds strong even with simple strumming, and the repeating progression makes it easy to settle into.

You will need both open shapes and barre shapes here. The open chords are Dm, F, C, and G, while Gm, A#, Cm, D#, and G# are the harder barre shapes. The main change to watch is the opening loop, Gm - A# - Cm - Gm, because it asks you to move between barre chords smoothly without breaking the rhythm.

Start by learning each shape one at a time, then practice the opening progression very slowly until the moves feel automatic. After that, loop the chords in time with a steady count, and only then bring it up to the full tempo. Keep your hand relaxed so the barre chords stay clean as you speed up.

Use the play-along above to follow each chord change in time with the music, or learn the shapes first with the chord diagrams below.