Damien Jurado - Shannon Rhodes

*sometimes it sounds better with the D# in on the cord I have listed as G/D. At a few points in the song, it sounds nice to change the Fmaj7 to F. All you do is add the B to the Fmaj7 I don't have strings listed as open or closed because I just kind of feel it out or pick them when I strum. If you listen to the song while you play the first few times, figure out where to make contact for each strum. Note: I refer to cord names relative to the capo and individual note's relative to pitch. R (guitartabs.cc)

*sometimes it sounds better with the D# in on the cord I have listed as G/D. At a few points in the song, it sounds nice to change the Fmaj7 to F. All you do is add the B to the Fmaj7 I don't have strings listed as open or closed because I just kind of feel it out or pick them when I strum. If you listen to the song while you play the first few times, figure out where to make contact for each strum. Note: I refer to cord names relative to the capo and individual note's relative to pitch. R (guitaretab.com)

*sometimes it sounds better with the D# in on the cord I have listed as G/D. At a few points in the song, it sounds nice to change the Fmaj7 to F. All you do is add the B to the Fmaj7 I don't have strings listed as open or closed because I just kind of feel it out or pick them when I strum. If you listen to the song while you play the first few times, figure out where to make contact for each strum. Note: I refer to cord names relative to the capo and individual note's relative to pitch. R (azchords.com)