Chords for Learn to Play “I Got a Line on You” by Spirit - Easy Guitar Lesson

[N] _ _ Hi guys, welcome to [B] Classic Guitar Rock.
I'm Jeremy and [Gbm] I've got a quick lesson on [D] one of my favorite tunes from the
sometime in the late 60s [B] by a group called Spirit
_ Randy, California was [C] the kind of the _ [Em] spearhead in the group
_ And there's a great song called.
I [Gb] got a line on you and let me show you the chords.
We're gonna use we're gonna [A] use an a a
_ 7 actually or playing a whatever _ I think it's actually an a7 we're gonna play that
_ _ [F] We're gonna play an F
[G] _ _ and a G
That's pretty much it.
I mean it
_ [Eb] And during the solo it goes [D] up to I'm put oh by the way
I'm playing it in a the recording might [B] actually be in B, but I've always [E] played it in a so if you want to play
It and be just [A] move everything up two frets
So we're gonna use those three chords and then for the solo we're gonna [D] go up to D _ _
And I just played it the tenth [N] fret _ _ _ [G] and we got this little riff.
So you're just [A] playing the a
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So that's just an a7 [F] and then I'm just playing
[C] _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
[Em] it's really mostly the _ _
third and [F] fourth string from [C] the fifth fret
_ To the seventh [D] seem just hammering down like it _
[Am] _ [E] If you get the B [F] string, it doesn't it's not the end of the [C] world
But that but it's just kind of a [A] nice little groove just
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_ _ _ _ _ _ So that's
_ _ That's pretty [Am] much it so [E] those are the verses and you'll you'll just kind of go to [Bb] that riff _
_ _ [F] those are the verses and you'll just kind [Dm] of go to that riff in [A] between and
_ _ _ _ Then [Ab] after the second verse maybe after the [B] third verse
It [F] goes up to D [D] and there's a [Am] little solo
But the rhythm guitar basically is doing the same thing only up in D.
So you just kind of come up to the D
[D] the tenth fret _
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_ [D] _ _ _ _ _ While the guys that you if you play the [E] lead solo you played over that [A] or
[Bb] We had [Em] another guy that played the lead on that and I just kind [F] of be [Bbm] creative on that D part
I could play that or I [F] could just stay on the D like a [D] d7
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_ _ _ Whatever, but you go up to D
_ For the solo and then after the [F] solo you come out and go right back into the _ _ _
[G] _ _ _ _ [A] _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ [F] _ _ [G] I got a line on [A] you _ _
_ _ [F] And they might [A] go back into that
_ _ _ Yeah, I remember _ _
[Am] _ _ [A] _ _ _ [Am] _ Anyways, it's a cool song.
It's [D] just got a nice groove _ _
And some [B] nice harmonies that you can work [F] out there.
It's it's it's a good song nice and easy to play
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