This next part is called a “refrain” or “tag.” It’s usually repeated twice: Now back to the chorus (most versions repeat it four times): Here’s the chorus, which is repeated twice as well:Īfter that, we jump straight into the third verse: Most versions repeat the first verse twice: Let’s start with an instrumental intro and the first verse. If you want to see the keyboard while walking through the song, check out this helpful YouTube tutorial. Play G# (two black keys to the right of E) with your pinky.Play E (two white keys to the right of middle C) with your middle finger.Play C# (black key to the right of middle C) with your thumb.Play F# (black key to the right of D#) with your pinky.Play D# (two black keys to the right of B) with your middle finger.
Play B (one white key to the left of middle C) with your thumb.Play B (four white keys to the right of E) with your pinky.Play G# (two black keys to the right of E) with your middle finger.Play E (two white keys to the right of middle C) with your thumb.Play E (two white keys to the right of middle C) with your pinky.Play C# (black key to the right of middle C) with your middle finger.Play A (two white keys to the left of middle C) with your thumb.
Chord charts are also great tools to help you remember! A Major (A) If you don’t know them, here’s a quick guide to playing each with your right hand in root position. To play Way Maker, you need four chords: A, E, B, and C#m. 4 FAQ Quick Guide: Piano Chords for Way Maker
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