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Three Little Birds

Bob Marley · Beginner path

Plan2 setsEach~5 minKeyACapoNo capoTuningStandard (E A D G B E)Year1977

Your chords

Three fingers tucked into the second fret in a row — keep them close together and let the open strings ring.

Little triangle shape on the top three strings; don't strum the low E string.

Just a one-fret shift from A — feels great and full, give it a confident strum.

Your 5-minute plan

Tick each step as you finish it. No screens needed, just you and the guitar.

1Tune up & learn the chords5 min

First, tune up. Then build these shapes: A, D, E. Clean and ringing, no switching yet.

Press your fingertips just behind the fret wire.

Strum slowly and check every string rings.

Form each shape, lift off, reform it. A few reps each.

2Lock the switches5 min

Connect the shapes before you strum: A to D, then D to E. Back and forth, slow and smooth. This is the whole song mechanically.

Switch slow enough that there's no buzz or pause.

Find the finger that barely moves between shapes and keep it anchored.

Count out loud: hold for four, switch on the next one.

★ Take it home

You've got the pieces. The magic is connecting them, so loop the sets together a little faster each day until the song carries itself.

Look at that. Three Little Birds is yours now. Next stop: someone's porch, a living room, anywhere with ears.

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