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Can anyone help me out with this song? I can only find the Rebecca St. James version using the F#m, but I know I've played it in A without using that version. Problem is I can't remember it
Thanks in advance!
peace,
CM
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Rebecca St. James' version is in A as well. Unless I didn't completely understand what you were saying.

Josh.
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I don't think it's possible to play the song in A and not have the F#m.
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The song played in A certainly would include an F#m...I've seen people play it without it, basically just playing A and D, but it didn't sound right to me
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Verse: A-D-A-D-A-A/G#-F#m7-Esus-E
Chorus: A-A/G#-F#m7-D-D/C#-Esus (those are not relative to Capo 2)
that's how i play it. that way the bass line follows the vocal line. (it occurs to me that we may or may not be talking about the same song- but give that a whirl, if it's different then oh well.)
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Play it in G, it's easy.
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Yeah.. G, C, D, Em. It's cake like that.
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Originally Posted by CaribouMaster Can anyone help me out with this song? I can only find the Rebecca St. James version using the F#m, but I know I've played it in A without using that version. Problem is I can't remember it
Thanks in advance! What exactly is your question?