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Verse
- E
chord with an added not occasionally. This note is F# and is best played on the
second fret of the thin E sting with the little finger.
Chorus
- the
A chord is used to begin with but then moves to the E chord again. The end of
the chorus has the E chord changed a bit. I think Mark takes his finger off the
1st fret on the G string and then puts it back on soon after.
Instrumental
(if you can call
it that!) -
E chord with the F# note added ( as in verse) but the F# note is slid up to B on
the 7th fret.
Really
simple to play, just hard to explain.
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(thanks to James Hyde)