Chords for Learn to play Mini Lesson Waiting On A Friend The Rolling Stones acoustic guitar lesson

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[Dm] _ _ [F] _ _ _ [C] _ _ [Em] _
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Waiting on a friend
[Eb] _ Really simple song.
It's just got a [C] nice little intro
it [E] just shows that the
Smallest thing you can almost do to have [Bb] something a little bit of melody played with a chord [C] other than just strumming the chord
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So [C] it's it's elegant in its simplicity.
We have C chord
[Am] _ _ We have a little [Bm] F chord
With the addition of the D just like on the C [C] chord
We're gonna [D] be adding our little finger on the D
So in the beginning the first thing we hear is a C chord strum with the added ninth, which is called C [C] add 9
_ [Em] _
Then the 9th
D here stays on while I move the rest of my hand to an F
And I put a little intro in waiting on a friend is about the most interesting thing that thing that happens in [D] the song
So you might as well learn how to do this.
[C] It's played.
You're holding a C chord down
Starts with the bass or the C chord in the very first time we hear it
We don't hear the bass note [A] song comes in on the second beat of the measure so [F] we hear the strumming one
two and three and four
_ So we don't hear again this
[Em] That's _ what's we're gonna hear every other time in the song
But [F] if we're breaking down the the very intro we hear the chord on [C] beat two
Two and [D] three and and then moving to that little F keeping the D on and this will be coming in on the and of four
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_ Hitting [Bb] the F in the bass by itself afterwards and then strumming across the F chord _ _ _ _ _ _
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