Come Together (The Beatles) Guitar Lesson with TAB

Come Together Guitar Lesson + TAB
In this guitar lesson, you get TAB for how to play Come Together on one acoustic guitar, using a drop D tuning!


Come Together | TAB


Tune your guitar’s E string down to a D and we can play this iconic tune on one acoustic guitar (use my free online guitar tuner).

As the intro is the same as the verse riff, let’s skip straight to a verse, it’s so easy!

Come Together TAB, verse.

Notice how the A chord’s honky-tonk is cut short on the A6, I could have written this as a little dot above the stem, keeping all notes as 8th notes but I felt this way was more obvious.

Here’s Come Together’s chorus in TAB:

Come Together TAB, chorus.

On the original, they pump the 5 chords, I like to divide it up a bit as you see here. Do whatever you feel is best.

During the solo, they honky-tonk on the D and stop playing the bass line hammer-on riff.

I felt combining the bass line with a minor honky-tonk was so cool I wrote this for you, try it!

Come Together TAB, solo.


Come Together TAB | Related Pages


Come Together | Chords + Lyrics

Come Together chords lesson.

You can learn to play Come Together by The Beatles using chords, lyrics, chord analysis, a chord chart, and the original recording.

Dm | Dm |
Here come old flat top, he come grooving up slowly…


Five similar tunes | Chords + Lyrics

When you can play the TAB for Come Together, try these five tunes from the songbook.


The Beatles tunes

The Beatles wrote Come Together.

The Beatles are the most commercially successful and critically acclaimed band in the history of popular music.

As the leaders of the so-called British Invasion, their catchy Rock ‘N’ Roll-infused Pop songs took America by storm, creating hysteria everywhere they went.


The Beatles on the web

Listen to the Beatles on Spotify.


About me | Dan Lundholm

Dan Lundholm wrote this guitar lesson and TAB for Come Together.

This guitar lesson by Dan Lundholm featuring TAB covers Come Together. Discover more about him and how you can learn guitar with Spytunes.

Most importantly, find out why you should learn guitar through playing tunes, not practising scales, and studying theory in isolation.


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