Song Tabs

 The original "Draggin' The Line" is a laid-back, groove-driven song, known for its catchy rhythm and straightforward structure. The relaxed vibe is key to capturing its distinctive feel on guitar.

Chords & Structure

The entire song uses only two chords: E major and D major. This makes it highly approachable for beginners. The verses and outro are almost entirely E, with a D chord appearing briefly before returning to E. The chorus alternates between D and E._

Strumming Tips

Try a steady, relaxed strumming pattern such as: down, down-up, up-down-up. Keep the rhythm even, matching the song’s groove. Strum near the middle of the soundhole for a full, warm tone.

Chord Transitions

Practice switching between E and D slowly at first, focusing on keeping your fingers close to the fretboard for efficient movement. Both chords are open shapes, so make sure each string rings clearly.

Technique

Keep your fretting hand relaxed. If you want to closely match the original, consider light palm muting with your strumming hand during verses for a tighter sound. For the "la la la" outro, loosen up and let your strumming flow freely.

Keep it simple and have fun with the groove!