How do you play these chords
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How do you play these chords
hey guys, im learning how to play You Won't See Me by the Beatles, and im not sure how to play a few chords. Here is the part of the song with the chords
D6 Dm6 A
Time after time you refuse to even listen.
B7 E7sus4 E7
I wouldn't mind if I knew what I was missing.
(No I wouldn't no I wouldn't)
The chords i need to know are D6, Dm6, B7 and E7sus4
thanks in advance guys!
D6 Dm6 A
Time after time you refuse to even listen.
B7 E7sus4 E7
I wouldn't mind if I knew what I was missing.
(No I wouldn't no I wouldn't)
The chords i need to know are D6, Dm6, B7 and E7sus4
thanks in advance guys!
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not sure about the D6 and Dm6, but B7 is x24242 and E7sus4 is 020200
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yesmdel21 wrote:You can also play B7 as 797877, can't you?
Sort Of A Protest Song wrote:I don't know if this is shameful or not, but after waking up in a girls bed that was really high up off the ground (almost top-bunkbed type high) I told her that if I fell off I'd "come back to life as a white wizard". I was still a bit tipsy. She did not laugh.
Right on man. but you can still play the root like xx0202 and xx0201.1eyed_jack wrote:for those interested, heres what i got
D6 Dm6
2 1
0 0
2 2
x x
x x
x x
D is "D, F# & A" and the 6th of D is B. so it's a D chord with a B in there too. you could play it like x20232.
Dm is "D, F & A" and the 6th is still the same B. so you could play DM6 like x20231 or xx3201 depending on whether you want that F doubled or the D doubled, and where you want that 6th to sound (in the chord or as the bass).
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Re: How do you play these chords
Here's what I'd do:1eyed_jack wrote:D6 Dm6 A
Time after time you refuse to even listen.
B7 E7sus4 E7
I wouldn't mind if I knew what I was missing.
(No I wouldn't no I wouldn't)
The chords i need to know are D6, Dm6, B7 and E7sus4
D6: xx0202
Dm6: xx0201
A: x02220
B7: x21202
E7sus4: 022230
E7: 022130
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i've got a dumb question but i gotta ask... do you just remember for instance that the 6th of D is B? or do you have a whole bunch of scales up on your wall?grock wrote:Right on man. but you can still play the root like xx0202 and xx0201.1eyed_jack wrote:for those interested, heres what i got
D6 Dm6
2 1
0 0
2 2
x x
x x
x x
D is "D, F# & A" and the 6th of D is B. so it's a D chord with a B in there too. you could play it like x20232.
Dm is "D, F & A" and the 6th is still the same B. so you could play DM6 like x20231 or xx3201 depending on whether you want that F doubled or the D doubled, and where you want that 6th to sound (in the chord or as the bass).
cause damn..
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its really not that hard to remember that stuff if you apply it to the fretboard, especially since D is such a common chord/keyTrippin Hillbilly wrote:i've got a dumb question but i gotta ask... do you just remember for instance that the 6th of D is B? or do you have a whole bunch of scales up on your wall?grock wrote:Right on man. but you can still play the root like xx0202 and xx0201.1eyed_jack wrote:for those interested, heres what i got
D6 Dm6
2 1
0 0
2 2
x x
x x
x x
D is "D, F# & A" and the 6th of D is B. so it's a D chord with a B in there too. you could play it like x20232.
Dm is "D, F & A" and the 6th is still the same B. so you could play DM6 like x20231 or xx3201 depending on whether you want that F doubled or the D doubled, and where you want that 6th to sound (in the chord or as the bass).
cause damn..
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