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Ed Sheeran’s "Photograph" is arguably one of the most soul-stirring ballads of the last decade. While the original is famous for its acoustic intimacy, there is something uniquely haunting about hearing those melodies translated onto the electric guitar.

If you're inspired to pick up your own guitar, remember that the structure is beginner-friendly. You’ll mostly be cycling through three main sequences: the intro/verse, the pre-chorus, and the chorus. Crank up the reverb, keep your touch light, and let the strings do the talking. ed_sheeran_photograph_electric_guitar_cover_by_...

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Originally inspired by Sheeran's own experiences with a long-distance relationship, "Photograph" relies on a simple, looping chord progression: (with a capo on the 2nd fret). You’ll mostly be cycling through three main sequences:

On an acoustic guitar, it’s a rhythmic, percussive track. But on an electric? The sustain of the notes and the subtle use of reverb transform it into an ambient masterpiece. uses a clean tone with just a hint of delay, making the lead lines feel like they’re floating—much like a fading memory. Key Highlights of the Cover

Suggesting that sound great on electric guitar.

Unlike Ed’s signature Little Martin acoustic , this version utilizes the warm neck pickup of an electric to create a "glassy" sound.