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Song Similes for 4/4 accompaniment strum #1

Termination Duration is a song that uses 4/4 accompaniment strum #1, but changes chords in the middle of the measure. Don't forget to play the open strings the 8th note before the chord change.

Play this song with swing 8th notes. Rather that a technical explanation of swing 8th notes, listen to the recording to get the feel of the tune. It's kind of a long..... short ..long..... short ..thing. Listen, you'll get it. The symbol that looks like a greater than sign ( > ) means to accent (give emphasis) to that rhythm.

You will need to learn a new chord for this song. D69/F#. This means that this is a D69 chord, with an F# in the bass. Or at the moment you could just call this chord Bob. note: The 69 placed next to each other or on top of each other (like below) make not difference in how the chord is played.

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