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Lot Long
by Gary E. Andrews - 11/10/26 11:20 AM
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Joined: Dec 2008
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Deacon,
You can buy the score from Musicroom or other online sheet music stores for about 5$, if you can't listen it off.
Another way is to import the song into your DAW, and get the notes from there, or have a program like Melodyne make a midi file of the audio.
I think there's a few programmes out there that'll do the chord analysis as well.
Basicly it's a shuffle. The chords under the title hook would be:
I Eb Bb7(#5) I Eb9 I
You've got a friend in me
I Ab Adim7 I Eb/Bb Eb I
You've got a friend in me
Sorry this site compress the spaces, so I can't show you excactly where the chords are supposed to be ('me' is first word in the second bar of each line), but there are 4 bars where the title hook are sung twice with these chords..
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