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Hello In There

Track 1Guitar
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Tuning: E A D G B E

Capo: No capo

BPM: 200

    I will forward a video of the finger picking pattern as it tends to get confusing written
    out like this.ALl chords warren plays are in the first position so you wont have to worry about going up and down the
    neck...
    Here are the chords for Warrens version which isnt in the same key as the original
    Intro: C MAJOR -> D Minor -> G Major (REPEAT TWICE, Then go on)-> Cmajor7 -> F major then repeat C-Dmin-G
e|-------0--------------|---------------1----|---------------3----|--------------------|--------------------|
B|-------1--------------|---------------3----|---------------0----|--------------------|--------------------|
G|-------0--------------|---------------2----|---------------0----|--------------------|--------------------|
D|-------2--------------|---------------0----|---------------0----|--------------------|--------------------|
A|-------3--------------|--------------------|---------------2----|--------------------|--------------------|
E|-------x--------------|--------------------|---------------3----|--------------------|--------------------|

e|----------------------|0-------------------|1-------------------|--------------------|--------------------|
B|----------------------|0-------------------|1-------------------|--------------------|--------------------|
G|----------------------|0-------------------|2-------------------|--------------------|--------------------|
D|----------------------|2-------------------|3-------------------|--------------------|--------------------|
A|----------------------|3-------------------|--------------------|--------------------|--------------------|
E|----------------------|--------------------|--------------------|--------------------|--------------------|

[ preview ends at bar 10 — the interactive score has the rest ]

          Verse: the verse is identical to the intro progression, except warren throws a regular Cmajor in between
          Cmajor7 and F. Otherwise its played the same exact way.
          Chorus: Bflat -> C major (Repeat once) then Eminor-> F major (once) and then Cmajor-> Gmajor-> Cmajor
          The instrunental breaks are the same progression as the intro. I will forward a video of me playing it to help you out.
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Instruments
Guitar
Tracks
1
Tempo
200 BPM
Time signature
4/4
Tuning
E A D G B E
Difficulty
Beginner
Bars
12
Frets used
Frets 0-3
Techniques
muted notes
Published 29 Apr 2020

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John Prine - Hello In There

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