Dreams (2004 Remaster)

Fleetwood Mac · 120 BPM · 4/4

Dreams (2004 Remaster)

Fleetwood Mac

0:000:00
Capo

F

F134211
FNGow hereF you goG again,F you sayG you waFnt yourG freedoFm
FWell, whGo am I tFo keep yoGu down?
GItF's only right tGhat you shouldF play the way yGou feel it
GBut Flisten carefullyG to the sFound of your Gloneliness
GLikFe a heartbeat driveGs you mad
GIn theF stillness oGf rememberinFg what you haGd
GAnd whatF you losGt
GAnd whaFt you haGd
GAnd whFat you Glost
GOh, tFhunder only hGappens wFhen it's rGaining
GPlayeFrs only love you when they're playGing
GSay, Fwomen, they wilDml come aFnd they will go
FWhen the rain washGes youF clean, you'll knGow
GYou'lFl knowG
F

♪ instrumental ♪

FNow here I goG again, I sFee the crystGal visions
GIF keep mGy visioFns to mGyself
GIt'sF only me who wGants to wrap Faround your dGreams
GAnd have Fyou any dreams Gyou'd like to Fsell?
FDreams of loneliGness
GLike a heFartbeat drives you Gmad
GIn the stiFllness of rGemembering wFhat you had
GAnd what Fyou lost
FAGnd what Fyou had
GOh, whaFt you lGost
GThundeFr only happens when it's raining
AmPlayerFs only love yDmou wheFn they're playGing
GWomen,F they will cGome andF they wilGl go
GWhenF the rain wasGhes you cleFan, you'll Gknow
GOh, thFunder only happens when it's raininGg
GPlayersF only love Gyou when theFy're playinGg
GSay, woFmen, they wiGll come anFd they willG go
GWhDmen theF rain washesG you cClean, Fyou'll know
GYou'llF know
GYou wilFl know
FOhG, you'll knoFw
F

♪ instrumental ♪

Tap any line to jump

All Chords Used (5)
KeyC major
Tempo~120 BPM

How to play Dreams (2004 Remaster) by Fleetwood Mac on guitar

This song is a great beginner pick because the groove is steady and the harmony is easy to hear, so you can focus on clean changes and a relaxed feel. You get a smooth, flowing accompaniment that sits well at about 120 BPM and feels confident without being rushed.

All of the shapes are open, so you do not need any barre chords here. The main thing to watch is the back-and-forth move between F and G, since that opening pattern repeats and can expose any hesitation in your fretting hand.

Start by looping F to G slowly until the switch feels automatic, then add the full opening progression. Once that is solid, play along with the track at a comfortable speed and keep your strums even. When the changes stay clean, bring the tempo up little by little.

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.

Looking for more? Browse the full guitar song library or explore chord diagrams.

Covers & discussion

Sign in to post

No posts about this song yet.

Sign in to share your cover or a tip.