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This is more of a lesson more than a correction.
It's a lesson for all those people who try
To strum this and wonder why they can't get
it to sound right. In this and many other country music songs, there is a
playing form called hybrid picking involed.
To do this takes practice at first and this
is a good song to start with.
Hold the pick between your thumb and index finger.
Use your middle and ring fingers to pick
the D and G strings.
Use your pick to pick the bass notes on the E and A strings
Play the chords lick this.
B Gm Cm F#
e-------- ------- ------- -------
B-------- ------- ------- -------
G---4-4-- --4-4-- --6-6-- --3-3--
D---4-4-- --6-6-- --6-6-- --4-4--
A--2----- ---6--- -4----- ---4---
E----2--- -4----- ---4--- -2-----
Play the chords like this through the Verse
Repeat playing like this until the chord changes.
Repeat each one about 4 times.
Remember use your middle and ring fingers the pluck the D and G strings.
peace out.
The Legend
-the legend | 7/11/2002 |
Sorry I just notice something in my last correction.
It's not Gm and Cm. but it is G#m And C#m.
I was a little typo on my part, But the rest of the lesson/song is right.
Sorry again.
The Legend
-the legend | 7/11/2002 |
and yet I find another mistake ihn my correction. A simple one as in
the last one.
You Repeat the Hybrid picking about 2 times per chord. That's it.
Sorry yet again.
The legend
-the legend | 7/11/2002 |
For any one confused by this rambeling the chords are correct. But
when I play it I use F#7 instead of F#. Either way works, just
adding my 2 cents to a good tab. And don't worry too much about
hybrid picking in this song with practice its easy as it is the same
for all the chords. Have fun!
-eric wilson | 12/16/2002 |
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on 9/18/01 
