Guns N' Roses - Patience

GunsNRoses · 120 BPM · 4/4

Guns N' Roses - Patience

GunsNRoses · Capo 6

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CapoPlace capo at fret 6; pitch is unchanged.

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GShed a tFear 'cause I'm missin' you
FI'm stiEmll alrigCht to smile
CGirlD, I think about yoGu every day now
GWas a timFe when I wasn't sure
FButC you setEm my mCind at ease
CTheGre is noD doubt
DYou're in mGy heart now
GSaidF, woman, taCke it slow
CIt'llF work itself outA fine
 AFll we needC is justG a little patience
GSFaid, sugar, mCake it slow
CAnd weF come togetAher fine
AAFll we neeCd is jGust a little patience
G(patience)
GMm, yeahF
FI sit here on the stairs
 'Cause I'd rCather be alone
CIfD I can't have you right now
DI'lGl wait, dear
GSoFmetimes I get so tense
 BCut I caEmn't spCeed up the time
CBut youD know, love
DThere's one morGe thing to considerF
FSaid, woman,C take it slow
CAnd thFings will bAe just fine
AYFou and I'll Cjust usGe a little patienceF
FSaid, sugar,C take the time
C'CausFe the lights are sAmhining brighFt
FYou and I've got wChat it takes
GTo make it, We won't fake it,
GI'll never break it
G'cCaFuFsGe CIF FcGan't takCeG CiGt
G...Clittle patiencGe, mm yeah,C mm yeah
Cneed Ga little patieCnce, yeah
Cjust Ga little paCtience, yeGah
GI been walkin' the streets at nigCht
CJust tryin' to get itG right
GHard to see with so mCany around
CYou know I doGn't like
GBeing stuck in the crowd
GAnd the streets don'tC change
CBut baby the name
CI Gain't got time for the game
G'cauCse I need you
CYeah, yeah, but I neeA#d you
A#OoGm, I nCeed you
CWhoa, I neGed you
GOo, all thiCs time

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All Chords Used (9)
KeyC# major
CapoFret 6
Tempo~120 BPM

How to play Guns N' Roses - Patience by GunsNRoses on guitar

This is a great song to learn because it moves at a relaxed pace and gives you a chance to focus on clean changes instead of speed. You get a steady, patient feel that rewards smooth timing and even strums, so it is a good confidence builder for a beginner.

Most of the chart uses barre shapes, with E as the main open shape to give your hand a break. The opening run of C# - B - A#m - F# is the change to watch closely, since it asks you to move through several barre chords in a row without losing the groove.

Start by practicing each chord shape on its own, then loop the opening progression slowly until the moves feel automatic. After that, bring the changes together with a steady pulse, and only then push toward full tempo. Keep your hand relaxed and aim for clean chord transitions first.

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.

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