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standard chords and you play the whole song. if you are playing the electric then
you u use bar chords and play on the second chorus to the end.
standard tuning
acustic plays:
CHORUS:   D   A   G  A  
VERSES:    D  
Electric plays: the same chord but the are bard so it is something like this
e|--D5-----A5-----G3-----A5------------------------------------------------
b|--5-----5-----3-----5-----------------------------------------------
g|--7-----5-----3-----5------------------------------------------------
d|--7-----7-----5-----7------------------------------------------------
a|--5-----7-----5-----7-----------------------------------------------
E|--5---- 5-----3-----5------------------------------------------------
the bridge is little tricky so i might not have it right but who cares
so this is what i do i just play the G over and over kinda picking the strings
in diffrent orders untile the build up then i strum down on the G prettey hard
and it is back to the chorus after that

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Stand Up

by Everyday Sunday

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standard chords and you play the whole song. if you are playing the electric then

you u use bar chords and play on the second chorus to the end.

standard tuning

acustic plays:

D A G A

CHORUS:

VERSES:

Electric plays: the same chord but the are bard so it is something like this

D A G A

e|--5-----5-----3-----5------------------------------------------------

b|--5-----5-----3-----5-----------------------------------------------

g|--7-----5-----3-----5------------------------------------------------

d|--7-----7-----5-----7------------------------------------------------

a|--5-----7-----5-----7-----------------------------------------------

E|--5---- 5-----3-----5------------------------------------------------

the bridge is little tricky so i might not have it right but who cares

so this is what i do i just play the G over and over kinda picking the strings

in diffrent orders untile the build up then i strum down on the G prettey hard

and it is back to the chorus after that

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