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    The document provides chord progressions and instructions for playing a song using a capo on the 5th fret of the guitar. It lists the chords for the intro, verse, bridge, and chorus sections. It also notes that playing with a capo makes the chords easier for beginners and that the artist played it that way live. An alternative fingering is provided for the F chord.

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    The document provides chord progressions and instructions for playing a song using a capo on the 5th fret of the guitar. It lists the chords for the intro, verse, bridge, and chorus sections. It also notes that playing with a capo makes the chords easier for beginners and that the artist played it that way live. An alternative fingering is provided for the F chord.

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    Baltimore Blues N°1

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    Damiano Andreghetti
    The document provides chord progressions and instructions for playing a song using a capo on the 5th fret of the guitar. It lists the chords for the intro, verse, bridge, and chorus sections. It also notes that playing with a capo makes the chords easier for beginners and that the artist played it that way live. An alternative fingering is provided for the F chord.

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    by: JR I believe the other tab out there had pretty much everything perfect, but the ch ord

    progression listed can be a bit tricky for beginners. I found that playing with a capo for this particular song is much much easier, a nd after watching a live version of it, it seems this is how it was played anyway. Capo: 5th fret Intro: Am C Am C to go with the Am C Dm Dm F (2x) F (for this Am chord, I like strike it just once, and a bit harder

    guitar riff, but not necessary) Dm F

    Verse: Same as intro Am C Dm F Again, you can strum harder when the riff sounds, just for a bit of variation. Bridge between these two lines: Don't you know they're gonna' save my soul (simply strum Am until the verse chord progression begins on the next line) I can't hang around with you like this my friend Chorus: I set out to disappear And out there I found a new home But listen Jack, you're on the wrong side of the tracks At least now I don't have to walk it all alone Am Em Am Em G F Dm G F E7 C C

    If you don't want to, or can't do a barred F, you can get away with playing it a s such: F 1 (index) 1 (index) 2 (middle) 3 (ring) x x

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