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I think to be in key w/ the album, you have to start with a capo on the second fret and move it to the third. -fireman69 | 6/17/2003 | you should just transcribe the chords because it is impossible inconvient or whatever to move a capo during a song. -thethethe | 9/17/2003 | great tab i love it one of the best ive seen thx alot keep the good ones coming -tman1010220 | 5/9/2004 | so instead of all that capo crap (which i have never been fond of) why not just play the song the right way. SO, put yer geetar in 440, and the first half of the song is just E's, A's, and B's (except for the E/A thingy) and when the key changes (ie when ya'll are saying move the capo) start playing F (1 step up from E), Bb(1 step up from A) and C (1 step up from B). It really isn't that hard. I mean, it's Kenny Rogers, not Ted Nugent. -freebird134 | 10/10/2004 | looks good to me dude -jakechesko | 5/2/2005 | And if you dont want to bother with that you can give it the ole C,F,C,G (no capo) progression throughout the whole song. Not exactly accurate but sounds great on mine -gcdaivs23 | 12/3/2005 |
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