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This chord progression features the major chord going to the major chord.

To be seven men back to a.

And we're going to do four measures.

I'm sorry, four beats per chord with one nice downstream.

So it's gonna sound like this two, three, four, two, three, four, two.

Two, three, four.

Remember, Fred, the codes with the very tips of the fingers and it can be used for a practice going

from Idei as quickly as you can.

All right.

Smoothly as you can, I should say, because the importance important thing is not necessarily speed,

but just having a smooth transition between the cords.

So as you play that, it would visualize the eight, would like the eight or visualize the beat, would

visualize the eight or.

And then visualize the court again, and as you do this over and over again, you will get more and

more comfortable playing the courts.

So let's play it together now.

One.

To.

One, two, three, four, two.

Two, three, two, three, four, two, three.

Three, two, three, four, two.

So.

These two words are used in a lot of great songs, such as Wild Thing by The Troggs, I believe.

Well, then you make my heart sing.

You can see that over these boards, if you like.

That'll be fun.

The next operation features a minor D minor and E.