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This song is so awesome!!!! its funny cause its so true
-sleischner | 7/4/2008 |
fyi the song's called Lookin' For A Good Time
-gibsonguitars3 | 7/7/2008 |
does anyone have any tips on how to play the G B C progression? Im having a hard time doing it fast enough and still making it sound good
-jshrade2 | 7/26/2008 |
if you play the G on the third fret its eaiser...
-michaelZ | 8/11/2008 |
It really is a strange chord progression. Gotta hand it to them on the unique factor, and making it sound good.
-dantheman85x | 8/14/2008 |
to play the song faster i play
Gm-- 355333
BMaj-- x24442
CMaj-- x35553
i don't know if it's right
but it sounds good to me
-carlsont | 8/22/2008 |
The G B C is progression is right... however after playin' the darn thing for too long, I realized that in the studio song, the C has a 9th added to it. And naturally, if you play a B/G and only ring the top 3 strings, you got your B... Play these chords once and see if you can hear it.....
G ~ 320033
B/G ~ 030033
Cadd9 ~ X32033
... Check out the Youtube music video and watch the opening lick, you'll see it! Remember, play fast!
-Finn14 | 10/24/2008 |
I think the B/G is x20033. ?
-gsg_60 | 11/6/2008 |
The intro chords and main hook are played with pedal G (3rd fret B string, 3rd fret E string) while 3rd Fret Low E, then 2nd Fret A, 3rd Fret A, as specified in an above comment.
Also, the pre-chorus or girls part you can clearly hear the minor 2nd chord and should be:
D Am
Keep on talking to me baby
C G
Im hanging on your every word
D Am
Keep those drinks a coming maybe
C D
Well both get what we deserve
-GrinPicker | 11/6/2008 |
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on 5/20/08 
