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We said goodbye in Marina del Rey...
GMaj7/B
Nashville Numbers Chart
OK, for those of you that have seen my charts before, you know that
I always include a Nashville Numbers chart.
This is because MOST
(not all) professional country musicians that are worth their salt
speak the number system for chord progressions.
Here's a quick and
basic tutorial on Nashville Numbers:
In the key of D, the following numbers are the following chords:
1 = D
4 = G
5 = A
6- = Bm
#5dim7 = A#dim7
4/5 = G/A
4/6 = G/B
4{6} = G6
(sorry...
this is not typical charting style, but there is no
easy way to signify this one in plain ASCII text)
You get the idea.
Any chords in parenthesis signify a split-bar...
in other words, (4
5) would mean the first half of the measure is a G
chord, and the second half of the measure is an A chord.
Now, here's the chart:
Marina Del Rey -- George Strait
Key of D
[Intro]
Keys Only
4
4/5
1
bass fill
4/6<>
[Verse 1]
Keys Only
1
4
5
(6-
5)
4
4
1
5
band in
1
4
(5
#5dim7)
(6-
5)
4
4/5
1
1
[Chorus]
(4
4{6})
(4M7
4)
(1
5/7)
(6-
5)
4
4/5
1
1
(4
4{6})
(4M7
4)
(1
5/7)
(6-
5)
4
6-7/5<>
1
1
[Turnaround]
4
4/5
1
bass fill
4/6<>
[Verse 2]
Dynamics Down
1
4
5
(6-
5)
4
4
1
5
dynamics up
1
4
(5
#5dim7)
(6-
5)
4
4/5
1
1
[Chorus]
(4
4{6})
(4M7
4)
(1
5/7)
(6-
5)
4
4/5
1
1
(4
4{6})
(4M7
4)
(1
5/7)
(6-
5)
4
6-7/5<>
1<>
4/1<>
1<>
4/1<>
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4M7/6<>
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