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Two of Us Chords

The Beatles Beginner Key of G 4 Chords 2 min read

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Key

G Major

Difficulty

Beginner

Capo

None

Chords

G · C · D · Am

Two of Us Chords – Guitar

A warm, acoustic-driven Beatles track from the Let It Be sessions. The interplay between Lennon and McCartney’s acoustic guitars creates a joyful, road-trip feel.

Bright Strum (4/4 Time)

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Tip: Use a bright, consistent strumming pattern. This song has a happy, marching feel that comes from steady rhythm.

How to play

Step-by-Step Guide

1

Learn the basic chords

Just four chords: G, C, D, and Am. All open position, beginner-friendly.

2

Verse progression

The verse alternates between G and C with a steady strumming pattern. Keep it light and rhythmic.

3

Chorus

The chorus moves to D → Am → G. The D chord lifts the energy before resolving back.

4

Add the feel

The song has a walking quality — think of it as a musical stroll. Keep your strumming even and cheerful.

Lyrics & Chords

Full Song

Verse 1

G C

Two of us riding nowhere

G C D

Spending someone’s hard-earned pay

G C

You and me Sunday driving

G C D G

Not arriving on our way back home

Chorus

Am D

We’re on our way home

Am D

We’re on our way home

Am G

We’re going home

Verse 2

G C

Two of us sending postcards

G C D

Writing letters on my wall

G C

You and me burning matches

G C D G

Lifting latches on our way back home

Practice tip: Try playing along with the original recording to match the tempo. The song has an infectious, walking rhythm that’s easy to feel once you hear it.

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Key

G Major

Difficulty

Beginner

Tuning

G-C-E-A

Chords

G · C · D · Am

Two of Us Chords – Ukulele

A warm, acoustic-driven Beatles track from the Let It Be sessions. The interplay between Lennon and McCartney’s acoustic guitars creates a joyful, road-trip feel.

Bright Strum (4/4 Time)

↓↓↑↑↓↑

123456

Tip: Use a bright, consistent strumming pattern. This song has a happy, marching feel that comes from steady rhythm.

How to play

Step-by-Step Guide

1

Learn the basic chords

Just four chords: G, C, D, and Am. All open position, beginner-friendly.

2

Verse progression

The verse alternates between G and C with a steady strumming pattern. Keep it light and rhythmic.

3

Chorus

The chorus moves to D → Am → G. The D chord lifts the energy before resolving back.

4

Add the feel

The song has a walking quality — think of it as a musical stroll. Keep your strumming even and cheerful.

Lyrics & Chords

Full Song

Verse 1

G C

Two of us riding nowhere

G C D

Spending someone’s hard-earned pay

G C

You and me Sunday driving

G C D G

Not arriving on our way back home

Chorus

Am D

We’re on our way home

Am D

We’re on our way home

Am G

We’re going home

Verse 2

G C

Two of us sending postcards

G C D

Writing letters on my wall

G C

You and me burning matches

G C D G

Lifting latches on our way back home

Practice tip: Try playing along with the original recording to match the tempo. The song has an infectious, walking rhythm that’s easy to feel once you hear it.

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Key

G Major

Difficulty

Beginner

Left Hand

Root notes

Chords

G · C · D · Am

Two of Us Chords – Piano

A warm, acoustic-driven Beatles track from the Let It Be sessions. The interplay between Lennon and McCartney’s acoustic guitars creates a joyful, road-trip feel.

Bright Strum (4/4 Time)

↓↓↑↑↓↑

123456

Tip: Use a bright, consistent strumming pattern. This song has a happy, marching feel that comes from steady rhythm.

How to play

Step-by-Step Guide

1

Learn the basic chords

Just four chords: G, C, D, and Am. All open position, beginner-friendly.

2

Verse progression

The verse alternates between G and C with a steady strumming pattern. Keep it light and rhythmic.

3

Chorus

The chorus moves to D → Am → G. The D chord lifts the energy before resolving back.

4

Add the feel

The song has a walking quality — think of it as a musical stroll. Keep your strumming even and cheerful.

Lyrics & Chords

Full Song

Verse 1

G C

Two of us riding nowhere

G C D

Spending someone’s hard-earned pay

G C

You and me Sunday driving

G C D G

Not arriving on our way back home

Chorus

Am D

We’re on our way home

Am D

We’re on our way home

Am G

We’re going home

Verse 2

G C

Two of us sending postcards

G C D

Writing letters on my wall

G C

You and me burning matches

G C D G

Lifting latches on our way back home

Practice tip: Try playing along with the original recording to match the tempo. The song has an infectious, walking rhythm that’s easy to feel once you hear it.

Gtap to play

Ctap to play

Dtap to play

Amtap to play

Key

G Major

Difficulty

Beginner

Tuning

gDGBD (Open G)

Chords

G · C · D · Am

Two of Us Chords – Banjo

A warm, acoustic-driven Beatles track from the Let It Be sessions. The interplay between Lennon and McCartney’s acoustic guitars creates a joyful, road-trip feel.

Bright Strum (4/4 Time)

↓↓↑↑↓↑

123456

Tip: Use a bright, consistent strumming pattern. This song has a happy, marching feel that comes from steady rhythm.

How to play

Step-by-Step Guide

1

Learn the basic chords

Just four chords: G, C, D, and Am. All open position, beginner-friendly.

2

Verse progression

The verse alternates between G and C with a steady strumming pattern. Keep it light and rhythmic.

3

Chorus

The chorus moves to D → Am → G. The D chord lifts the energy before resolving back.

4

Add the feel

The song has a walking quality — think of it as a musical stroll. Keep your strumming even and cheerful.

Lyrics & Chords

Full Song

Verse 1

G C

Two of us riding nowhere

G C D

Spending someone’s hard-earned pay

G C

You and me Sunday driving

G C D G

Not arriving on our way back home

Chorus

Am D

We’re on our way home

Am D

We’re on our way home

Am G

We’re going home

Verse 2

G C

Two of us sending postcards

G C D

Writing letters on my wall

G C

You and me burning matches

G C D G

Lifting latches on our way back home

Practice tip: Try playing along with the original recording to match the tempo. The song has an infectious, walking rhythm that’s easy to feel once you hear it.

Gtap to play

Ctap to play

Dtap to play

Amtap to play

Key

G Major

Difficulty

Beginner

Tuning

G-D-A-E

Chords

G · C · D · Am

Two of Us Chords – Mandolin

A warm, acoustic-driven Beatles track from the Let It Be sessions. The interplay between Lennon and McCartney’s acoustic guitars creates a joyful, road-trip feel.

Bright Strum (4/4 Time)

↓↓↑↑↓↑

123456

Tip: Use a bright, consistent strumming pattern. This song has a happy, marching feel that comes from steady rhythm.

How to play

Step-by-Step Guide

1

Learn the basic chords

Just four chords: G, C, D, and Am. All open position, beginner-friendly.

2

Verse progression

The verse alternates between G and C with a steady strumming pattern. Keep it light and rhythmic.

3

Chorus

The chorus moves to D → Am → G. The D chord lifts the energy before resolving back.

4

Add the feel

The song has a walking quality — think of it as a musical stroll. Keep your strumming even and cheerful.

Lyrics & Chords

Full Song

Verse 1

G C

Two of us riding nowhere

G C D

Spending someone’s hard-earned pay

G C

You and me Sunday driving

G C D G

Not arriving on our way back home

Chorus

Am D

We’re on our way home

Am D

We’re on our way home

Am G

We’re going home

Verse 2

G C

Two of us sending postcards

G C D

Writing letters on my wall

G C

You and me burning matches

G C D G

Lifting latches on our way back home

Practice tip: Try playing along with the original recording to match the tempo. The song has an infectious, walking rhythm that’s easy to feel once you hear it.

Gtap to play

Ctap to play

Dtap to play

Amtap to play

Key

G Major

Difficulty

Beginner

Harp Key

C Diatonic

Chords

G · C · D · Am

Two of Us Chords – Harmonica

A warm, acoustic-driven Beatles track from the Let It Be sessions. The interplay between Lennon and McCartney’s acoustic guitars creates a joyful, road-trip feel.

Bright Strum (4/4 Time)

↓↓↑↑↓↑

123456

Tip: Use a bright, consistent strumming pattern. This song has a happy, marching feel that comes from steady rhythm.

How to play

Step-by-Step Guide

1

Learn the basic chords

Just four chords: G, C, D, and Am. All open position, beginner-friendly.

2

Verse progression

The verse alternates between G and C with a steady strumming pattern. Keep it light and rhythmic.

3

Chorus

The chorus moves to D → Am → G. The D chord lifts the energy before resolving back.

4

Add the feel

The song has a walking quality — think of it as a musical stroll. Keep your strumming even and cheerful.

Lyrics & Chords

Full Song

Verse 1

G C

Two of us riding nowhere

G C D

Spending someone’s hard-earned pay

G C

You and me Sunday driving

G C D G

Not arriving on our way back home

Chorus

Am D

We’re on our way home

Am D

We’re on our way home

Am G

We’re going home

Verse 2

G C

Two of us sending postcards

G C D

Writing letters on my wall

G C

You and me burning matches

G C D G

Lifting latches on our way back home

Practice tip: Try playing along with the original recording to match the tempo. The song has an infectious, walking rhythm that’s easy to feel once you hear it.

Gtap to play

Ctap to play

Dtap to play

Amtap to play

Key

G Major

Difficulty

Beginner

Tuning

G-D-A-E

Chords

G · C · D · Am

Two of Us Chords – Violin

A warm, acoustic-driven Beatles track from the Let It Be sessions. The interplay between Lennon and McCartney’s acoustic guitars creates a joyful, road-trip feel.

Bright Strum (4/4 Time)

↓↓↑↑↓↑

123456

Tip: Use a bright, consistent strumming pattern. This song has a happy, marching feel that comes from steady rhythm.

How to play

Step-by-Step Guide

1

Learn the basic chords

Just four chords: G, C, D, and Am. All open position, beginner-friendly.

2

Verse progression

The verse alternates between G and C with a steady strumming pattern. Keep it light and rhythmic.

3

Chorus

The chorus moves to D → Am → G. The D chord lifts the energy before resolving back.

4

Add the feel

The song has a walking quality — think of it as a musical stroll. Keep your strumming even and cheerful.

Lyrics & Chords

Full Song

Verse 1

G C

Two of us riding nowhere

G C D

Spending someone’s hard-earned pay

G C

You and me Sunday driving

G C D G

Not arriving on our way back home

Chorus

Am D

We’re on our way home

Am D

We’re on our way home

Am G

We’re going home

Verse 2

G C

Two of us sending postcards

G C D

Writing letters on my wall

G C

You and me burning matches

G C D G

Lifting latches on our way back home

Practice tip: Try playing along with the original recording to match the tempo. The song has an infectious, walking rhythm that’s easy to feel once you hear it.

Gtap to play

Ctap to play

Dtap to play

Amtap to play

Key

G Major

Difficulty

Beginner

Range

Varies by singer

Chords

G · C · D · Am

Two of Us Chords – Vocal

A warm, acoustic-driven Beatles track from the Let It Be sessions. The interplay between Lennon and McCartney’s acoustic guitars creates a joyful, road-trip feel.

Bright Strum (4/4 Time)

↓↓↑↑↓↑

123456

Tip: Use a bright, consistent strumming pattern. This song has a happy, marching feel that comes from steady rhythm.

How to play

Step-by-Step Guide

1

Learn the basic chords

Just four chords: G, C, D, and Am. All open position, beginner-friendly.

2

Verse progression

The verse alternates between G and C with a steady strumming pattern. Keep it light and rhythmic.

3

Chorus

The chorus moves to D → Am → G. The D chord lifts the energy before resolving back.

4

Add the feel

The song has a walking quality — think of it as a musical stroll. Keep your strumming even and cheerful.

Lyrics & Chords

Full Song

Verse 1

G C

Two of us riding nowhere

G C D

Spending someone’s hard-earned pay

G C

You and me Sunday driving

G C D G

Not arriving on our way back home

Chorus

Am D

We’re on our way home

Am D

We’re on our way home

Am G

We’re going home

Verse 2

G C

Two of us sending postcards

G C D

Writing letters on my wall

G C

You and me burning matches

G C D G

Lifting latches on our way back home

Practice tip: Try playing along with the original recording to match the tempo. The song has an infectious, walking rhythm that’s easy to feel once you hear it.