[Am] [C]
[Bm] [Gmaj7]
[Fmaj7] [Bbmaj7]
[Em]
The only point to note is that sometimes the 6th note of a strum pattern
(eg. the 2nd fret 2 on the G string, on the first Am) is sort of implied,
but sometimes it is difficult to tell if it is actually being played or
not. I'll leave it to you ....
-------------------------------------
---------0h1----------------1--------
-------2-----2-----------0-----0-----
----2-----------2-----2-----------2--
-0-----------------3-----------------
-------------------------------------
[Bm] [Gmaj7]
-------------------------------------
---------2h3-------------------------
-------4-----4--------------4--------
----4-----------4--------4-----4-----
-2--------------------5-----------5--
-------------------3-----------------
[Fmaj7] [Bbmaj7]
-------------------------------------
-------------------------------------
----------2-----------------7--------
-------2-----2-----------7-----7-----
----3-----------3-----8-----------8--
-1-----------------6-----------------
[Em]
-------------------------------------
----------------3--2--------1--------
----------0-----0--0--------0--------
-------2--------2--2--------2--------
----2-----------------------2--------
-0-----------------------------------
The only point to note is that sometimes the 6th note of a strum pattern
(eg. the 2nd fret 2 on the G string, on the first Am) is sort of implied,
but sometimes it is difficult to tell if it is actually being played or
not. I'll leave it to you ....
