Chords for Guthrie Govan - Pirate Modes

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[C] And if I use all the notes of that scale, what happens is_ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ Alright there, it's time for some jolly pirate music.
_ _ _ Look, that note is set complete at the end of the phrase.
You can hear that that is the best note of that note.
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I'm waiting to hear the bonus.
_ _ You need that at the end, okay.
So that's using this shape as a C major scale.
You could use it over another sort.
Let's [G] say you have exactly the same [Cm] scale shape, the same place.
So you move [G] your second finger on the lowest thing there.
_ [N] But now the song [Dm] _
[F] goes_
_ _ [Dm] _ _ [E] _ _ [Dm] _
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[G] _ _ _ [D] And over that now I can_
[A] _
_ Well these notes sound wrong.
_ [D] _ Like they sound [G] like a whole set up.
_ [Dm] _ _ [D] _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ [Dm] _ But suddenly that's the note you want to land on.
That used to be the best note in the world. _ _
[D] _ _ _ _ _ [G] _ _ _
[Dm] _ _ [D] _ _ _ _ [Dm] _
[E] Alright, so I don't sound like a jolly pirate anymore.
I sound like this slightly jazzy blues guy. _
But the shape remains the same.
[C] All I'm doing is acknowledging that that's not how many more [D] I'm going to hear.
Because it's a different [E] chord level.
Now that is another mode of the [Ab] shape.
_ Does that kind of make [E] sense?
It's just the general idea of modes.
I'd hate for anyone to go away and think, oh that mode stuff is difficult.
[F] I need that to sing in.
I think the idea of if you can hear it and you [Ab] can see that I'm just [Dm] using the same shape, [F] it should all fall into place. _ _