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You could also capo the second fret and play the chords D A C. Seems
easier to me just a helpful hint.
-yinielin | 12/18/2002 | No, you play D A G with a capo on the third fret to make the notes
the same.
-cmtboy | 1/12/2003 | If you play with a capo on the second fret,
pre>Bb/pre> becomes pre>C/pre>
pre>C/pre> becomes pre>D/pre>
pre>F/pre> becomes pre>G/pre>.
Look it up on a transposition chart if you don't believe it.
-rcktscientist | 12/23/2005 |
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