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  1. Andy Pattinson
    If you have ever wondered about this tune I have discovered an easy way of memorising the chords using a symmetrical method. The tune uses three keys a major third apart. B G and Eb major I call the first 5 chords "symmetry x" they are B [D7] G and [Bb7] Eb you then move this all down a major third using two connecting chords. There then follows several 251's which I have called "symmetry y" and two connecting chords take you back to the beginning of this 16 bar tune.
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