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Blake Sheldon

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Play these shapes in C, and it sounds in C.

Chords in this song

Verse
C G7 C F/ C F G
Chorus
F C G7 C/ F C G C
Verse
G7 C F C/ F G
Verse
D7 G C G/ C F C F/ G
Chorus
F C G7 C/ F C G C/ G C

C

NUT E A D G B e × 3 2 1
NUT E A D G B e × 3 2 1

The red NUT marks the start of the neck, by the tuning pegs; frets count away from it. The thickest string is the low E (the letters show each string). × = don't play it, ○ = play it open. Numbers are fingers: 1 index, 2 middle, 3 ring, 4 little.

G D A E
G D A E

Mandolin, tuned G D A E (the letters under the strings). Each string is a pair played together. ○ = open string; the dots are where your fingers go.

G7

NUT E A D G B e 3 2 1
NUT E A D G B e 3 2 1

The red NUT marks the start of the neck, by the tuning pegs; frets count away from it. The thickest string is the low E (the letters show each string). × = don't play it, ○ = play it open. Numbers are fingers: 1 index, 2 middle, 3 ring, 4 little.

G D A E
G D A E

Mandolin, tuned G D A E (the letters under the strings). Each string is a pair played together. ○ = open string; the dots are where your fingers go.

F

NUT E A D G B e 1 3 4 2
NUT E A D G B e 1 3 4 2

The red NUT marks the start of the neck, by the tuning pegs; frets count away from it. The thickest string is the low E (the letters show each string). × = don't play it, ○ = play it open. Numbers are fingers: 1 index, 2 middle, 3 ring, 4 little.

G D A E
G D A E

Mandolin, tuned G D A E (the letters under the strings). Each string is a pair played together. ○ = open string; the dots are where your fingers go.

G

NUT E A D G B e 2 1 3
NUT E A D G B e 2 1 3

The red NUT marks the start of the neck, by the tuning pegs; frets count away from it. The thickest string is the low E (the letters show each string). × = don't play it, ○ = play it open. Numbers are fingers: 1 index, 2 middle, 3 ring, 4 little.

G D A E
G D A E

Mandolin, tuned G D A E (the letters under the strings). Each string is a pair played together. ○ = open string; the dots are where your fingers go.

D7

NUT E A D G B e × × 2 1 3
NUT E A D G B e × × 2 1 3

The red NUT marks the start of the neck, by the tuning pegs; frets count away from it. The thickest string is the low E (the letters show each string). × = don't play it, ○ = play it open. Numbers are fingers: 1 index, 2 middle, 3 ring, 4 little.

G D A E
G D A E

Mandolin, tuned G D A E (the letters under the strings). Each string is a pair played together. ○ = open string; the dots are where your fingers go.

Progressions

Verse
C                             
                           G7                
                            C                   
   F                               C               
   F                          G                  
Chorus
           F 
          C 
          G7                                     C 
F                                             
                               C 
        G                   C 
Verse
                             G7              
                               C            
F                         C               
F                       G                      
Chorus
           F 
          C 
        G7                                            C       
        F                                                          
     C 
        G       
          C 
Verse
D7    G                          
                                  C               
    G                                                          
                             C               
    F                            C                 
       F                          G                       
Chorus
           F 
          C 
          G7                                  C            
        F                                        
                         C 
        G       
          C 
        G                   C 

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