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You And Me

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Tuning is drop D:  DADGBE
I use triads for all but the C chords that end a line.
Major triads shapes used:
"D" shape       "A" shape           "E" shape
e--2--  3rd      e--5--  5th       e--10--|  Root
b--3--  Root     b--7--  3rd       b--10--|  5th
g--2--  5th      g--7--  Root      g--11--|  3rd
d-----           d-----            d------|
a-----           a-----            a------|
E-----           E-----            E------|
Minor triad shape(s) used:
"A" shape
e-----
b--7--  3rd
g--7--  Root
d--7--  5th
a-----
E-----
Intro:
Starts using an E-shape at the 8th fret sliding up to 10th (C to D) then slide back to
8th fret (D to C).  This is followed A-shaped C at the 3rd fret sliding up to 5 (C to D)
then back to 3rd fret.  Then an E-shaped G at the third fret followed by A-Shaped C at 3 
and ending on a D chord which brings you to the start of the lyrics.  I do play the top
three strings open for one
beat just before the D chord at the end of the intro.
So in short: C->D, D->C, C->D, D->C, G, C, (open strum G,B,E strings), D.
You And Me
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by Neil Young
Intro
D            C      G                D
Open up your eyes.  See how lifetime flies.
C           G                  D
Open up and let the light back in.
D            C          G              D
Open up your heart, and let the lovin start.
C           G                 D
Open up and let the life back in.
Instrumental chord progression:
D F G Bb F Am Gm C
D                Fmaj7       G              Bb             Fmaj7
I was thinkin of you and me... makin love beneath a tree.
          Am                Gm    C
And now I wonder, "Could it be?"
D              Fmaj7         G                    Bb              F
Thinkin of the times we had... some were good and some were bad.
       Am           Gm  C
Guitar fightin the TV.
Chorus:
D                C          C  G
I was thinkin of you and me.
D                C          C  G
I was thinkin of you and me.
D                C          C  G
I was thinkin of you and me.
D                C          C  G
I was thinkin of you and me.
Instrumental chord progression:
D F G Bb F Am Gm C
D                      Fmaj7       G               Bb             Fmaj7
Lookin at you just the other night, dancing in the evening light.
     Am             Gm C
True love conquers all.
D       Fmaj7         G                  Bb              F
Old man sittin there.  Touch of grey but he don't care.
        Am                 Gm C
When he hears his children call.
D                C          C  G
I was thinkin of you and me.
D                C          C  G
I was thinkin of you and me.
D                C          C  G
I was thinkin of you and me.
D                C          C  G
I was thinkin of you and me.
Instrumental chord progression:
D F G Bb F Am Gm C
D            C      G                D
Open up your eyes.  See how lifetime flies.
C           G                  D
Open up and let the light back in.
D            C          G              D
Open up your heart, and let the loving start.
C           G                 D
Open up and let the life back in.
(optional)
Instrumental chord progression:
D Fmaj7 G Bb Fmaj7 Am Gm C
I often like play the intro like an outtro here and end on D.

You And Me chords and lyrics

Free chords for You And Me by Neil Young. Scroll the interactive sheet above or read the chord names inline below.

Tuning is drop D:  DADGBE
I use triads for all but the C chords that end a line.
Major triads shapes used:
"D" shape       "A" shape           "E" shape
Minor triad shape(s) used:
"A" shape
Intro:
Starts using an E-shape at the 8th fret sliding up to 10th (C to D) then slide back to
8th fret (D to C).  This is followed A-shaped C at the 3rd fret sliding up to 5 (C to D)
then back to 3rd fret.  Then an E-shaped G at the third fret followed by A-Shaped C at 3 
and ending on a D chord which brings you to the start of the lyrics.  I do play the top
three strings open for one
beat just before the D chord at the end of the intro.
So in short: C->D, D->C, C->D, D->C, G, C, (open strum G,B,E strings), D.
You And Me
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by Neil Young
Intro
Instrumental chord progression:
D F G Bb F Am Gm C
Chorus:
Instrumental chord progression:
D F G Bb F Am Gm C
Instrumental chord progression:
D F G Bb F Am Gm C
(optional)
Instrumental chord progression:
D Fmaj7 G Bb Fmaj7 Am Gm C
I often like play the intro like an outtro here and end on D.

You And Me Chords by Neil Young

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