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It’s essentially alternating C and F chords in the intro and verses. Play G when you sing “ I know I know…” bridge and then play F on the last one. The chorus is again alternating C and F with a G on the long “alright” before ending on F. Then repeat. If you want to be closer to Maxton Waller’s acoustic version at the end of Daddies, sing the chorus an octave lower.
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Would you be willing to post a tutorial to your approach to this cover? I'd really enjoy learning your version.
It’s essentially alternating C and F chords in the intro and verses. Play G when you sing “ I know I know…” bridge and then play F on the last one. The chorus is again alternating C and F with a G on the long “alright” before ending on F. Then repeat. If you want to be closer to Maxton Waller’s acoustic version at the end of Daddies, sing the chorus an octave lower.
@@roysmadness thanks for the insight, already got my own spin on it now 💪
I’d love to hear your version.
@@roysmadness I'll post it when I hammer it out, thanks man. 🤙