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This is mainly aimed to be played on an acoustic guitar. Let's start off by creating a simple guideline... The Am chord shape is used throughout this. There's just 4 places to play it - you play the same chord, in different places. Now, in the standard Am chord shape, you have your first finger on the 2nd string's first fret. We take this shape and slide it up and over the fretboard - 1st finger on the 1st fret second string keeping the Am chord shape, slide first finger (and chord shape) to the 3rd fret 2nd string, move to 4th fret 3rd string (same chord shape) move to 2nd fret 3rd string (same Am chord shape again) Don't get it? This is the part played in the background from 0:00 till 0:30 Vigorous up and down strumming, listen to the song if you can catch it. e--00000000000000000000000000000000|-----------------|-------------------------------------------------------| B--1111111111111(slide)333333333333|00000000000000000|letting the top strings ring out or not is up to you---| G--2222222222222(slide)444444444444|44444444444444444|22222222222222-----------------------------------------| D--2222222222222(slide)444444444444|55555555555555555|33333333333333-----------------------------------------| A--00000000000000000000000000000000|55555555555555555|33333333333333-----------------------------------------| E----------------------------------|-----------------|-------------------------------------------------------| When sliding from the Am to the third fret, there's a slight variation in the strumming pattern, ever so subtle. About the high E and the B string - it's entirely up to you if you wanna play them and make them ring out when they're open, or play them just a few times through the chords, depending upon how your hand motion feels like and what you want to hear. I didn't really give this much time or thought, but I couldn't find these tabs anywhere online, so I decided to post these up. Could be way wrong, or not. It sounds great on my guitar.