Song Demo
The 90s classic Deewana Tera is one of the most well-known and easily recognizable love ballads from Sonu Nigam. With this song you get to express your deep emotions as you play this song on guitar to set the mellow vibe for the evening.
Fun Fact: Deewana Tera played an important role in making Sonu Nigam’s private album, Deewana, a huge success. It also helped him launch his career outside of Bollywood as an independent music artist.
Strumming Pattern
The strumming pattern you should be using for this song is: D D U U D U.
- D = Down Strum.
- U = Up Strum.
Song Structure
Introduction: The guitar instructor for this lesson is Mike Walker, and in this part of the lesson, he shows you how to tune up your guitar for this song.
Intro Section: This particular section of the song is 10 bars, and it goes for up to 23 seconds of the song. After the first 4 bars comes a strumming pattern. Mike first shows you the chords you need to play and then the strumming pattern.
Verse and Chorus: In this part of the lesson, you will learn how to play the chords for the first verse and the chorus of the song.
Bridge: The bridge comes after the first verse, and it is of 4 bars; you will find this bridge to be a bit different because it uses a passing chord that’s not in the key.
Song Demo: Here Mike is going to show you how to play the entire guitar sections with the backing track to show you how to sync your guitar play with the vocals.
Solo Lesson: The solo present in the song is broken into several licks by Mike Walker to make it easier for you to learn how to play it.
Overdub Section: Right here you are going to find out how to play the guitar overdubs that are part of the song.
Improvisation: In this last section Mike shares some of the tips and tricks that are helpful in improvising.
Why Learn Deewana Tera By Sonu Nigam Song?
If you are learning to play and sing together, this is the perfect song to keep in your arsenal. It comes with its own set of challenges that are pretty fun to learn. When you are able to play this song in front of an audience, you will be hitting all the right nostalgic sweet spots, making it an amazing crowd-pleaser.
FAQs – Deewana Tera By Sonu Nigam Song Guitar Lesson
Q1. What is the key to the song Deewana Tera?
Ans. The song is present in the key of G major, thus making it perfect for beginners.
Q2. Can I use fingerpicking techniques or arpeggios for Deewana Tera?
Ans. Yes, you can follow the simple fingerpicking pattern, which is (like 6–4–3–2 or 5–4–3–2 depending on the chord).
Deewana Tera
Introduction
Intro Section
Verse and Chorus
Bridge
Song Demo
Solo Lesson
Overdub Section
Improvisation
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Unlock with premiumThe 90s classic Deewana Tera is one of the most well-known and easily recognizable love ballads from Sonu Nigam. With this song you get to express your deep emotions as you play this song on guitar to set the mellow vibe for the evening.
Fun Fact: Deewana Tera played an important role in making Sonu Nigam’s private album, Deewana, a huge success. It also helped him launch his career outside of Bollywood as an independent music artist.
Strumming Pattern
The strumming pattern you should be using for this song is: D D U U D U.
- D = Down Strum.
- U = Up Strum.
Song Structure
Introduction: The guitar instructor for this lesson is Mike Walker, and in this part of the lesson, he shows you how to tune up your guitar for this song.
Intro Section: This particular section of the song is 10 bars, and it goes for up to 23 seconds of the song. After the first 4 bars comes a strumming pattern. Mike first shows you the chords you need to play and then the strumming pattern.
Verse and Chorus: In this part of the lesson, you will learn how to play the chords for the first verse and the chorus of the song.
Bridge: The bridge comes after the first verse, and it is of 4 bars; you will find this bridge to be a bit different because it uses a passing chord that’s not in the key.
Song Demo: Here Mike is going to show you how to play the entire guitar sections with the backing track to show you how to sync your guitar play with the vocals.
Solo Lesson: The solo present in the song is broken into several licks by Mike Walker to make it easier for you to learn how to play it.
Overdub Section: Right here you are going to find out how to play the guitar overdubs that are part of the song.
Improvisation: In this last section Mike shares some of the tips and tricks that are helpful in improvising.
Why Learn Deewana Tera By Sonu Nigam Song?
If you are learning to play and sing together, this is the perfect song to keep in your arsenal. It comes with its own set of challenges that are pretty fun to learn. When you are able to play this song in front of an audience, you will be hitting all the right nostalgic sweet spots, making it an amazing crowd-pleaser.
FAQs – Deewana Tera By Sonu Nigam Song Guitar Lesson
Q1. What is the key to the song Deewana Tera?
Ans. The song is present in the key of G major, thus making it perfect for beginners.
Q2. Can I use fingerpicking techniques or arpeggios for Deewana Tera?
Ans. Yes, you can follow the simple fingerpicking pattern, which is (like 6–4–3–2 or 5–4–3–2 depending on the chord).
Deewana Tera
Introduction
Intro Section
Verse and Chorus
Bridge
Song Demo
Solo Lesson
Overdub Section
Improvisation
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Torrins brings you another heartfelt guitar song lesson I Will Be Here by Steven Curtis Chapman, taught by J.J. Pattishall. This lesson focuses on fingerpicking, chord transitions, and rhythm techniques, making it a great song to develop both your picking accuracy and emotional expression.
Interesting Fact: This song carries deep personal meaning. Chapman wrote it as a promise to his wife during a difficult time when his parents were going through a divorce. It became one of his most beloved songs, offering reassurance and commitment through its lyrics and melody.
Chords & Song Structure
This lesson breaks the song into easy-to-follow sections: Intro & Verse, Chorus, Bridge, Song Demo, Rhythm, and Sing & Play.
Capo is on the 1st fret
Key used is D (relative to capo), actual tuning is Eb
Chords Used:
- Intro & Verse: Dsus2, A7sus4, Bm (a barre chord), Em7, and others
- Chorus: Bm/A, A/G, D/F#, and more
- Bridge: Includes a diminished chord and a piano/instrumental section
J.J. shares some alternatives for the difficult chords such as barre chords.
The chords are arpeggiated, giving the song its signature flow. J.J. carefully explains finger placement and picking techniques to help you achieve the song’s delicate feel.
Fingerpicking & Rhythm Patterns
This song features a beautiful fingerpicking pattern. J.J. breaks it down in detail, ensuring that even beginners can grasp the technique.
For those who find fingerpicking challenging, he also introduces two basic rhythm patterns as an alternative:
- DDUDDUDDUD – A straightforward strumming pattern
- DDUUDDDUUD – Adds syncopation for a more dynamic feel
Verse, Chorus & Bridge Breakdown
- Intro & Verse: J.J. carefully walks through the arpeggiated chords and explains how to maintain a steady rhythm. He also shares a technique to create a flowing fingerpicking style.
- Chorus: The transitions between chords like Bm/A, F#, A/G, and D/F# are broken down step by step. He highlights turnarounds, ensuring smooth movement between sections.
- Bridge: Features a diminished chord, adding tension and resolution to the song. J.J. also explains the piano and instrumental section.
Sing & Play – Coordinating Vocals & Guitar
This lesson doesn’t just teach you how to play the guitar part—it also helps you combine playing with singing. J.J. explains:
- How to sync your strumming or fingerpicking with the lyrics
- Phrasing techniques to match the melody with chord changes
- How to make the song your own while staying true to its essence
Final Song Demo & Play-Along
To bring everything together, J.J. performs the song with a backing track, reinforcing all the techniques covered in the lesson. This play-along section lets you practice along and refine your timing and transitions.
Why Learn I Will Be Here?
- Develops fingerpicking skills – great for improving coordination and technique
- Enhances chord transitions – teaches smooth movement between complex shapes
FAQs – I Will Be Here Guitar Lesson
Q1: Is this lesson beginner-friendly?
Yes! While the fingerpicking and chord shapes may seem tricky at first, J.J. provides simplified alternatives and a step-by-step breakdown.
Q2: Can I strum instead of fingerpick?
Absolutely. J.J. introduces two strumming patterns for those who prefer a rhythmic approach.
Q3: Do I need a capo?
Yes, place the capo on the 1st fret to match the song’s key.




































