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Nick Drake : "Place to be" Guitar chords

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From: Harlan L Thompson 

PLACE TO BE- Nick Drake

TUNING: D A D G A F# (capo third fret)

D  Em/F#  D  Em/F#
Em/F#                D       
When I was young, ...
Em/F#                        D
I never saw the truth ...
F#m            Em/F#
And now I'm older ...
F#m               Em/F#            D
And now I'm older gotta get ...
D Em/F#  D  Em/F#

And I was green, greener ....

(SOLO OF SORTS)

And I was strong, strong ....


CHORDS:
    D  Em/F# F#m
F# -0-  -0-  -0-
A  -0-  -2-  -0-
G  -2-  -0-  -2-
D  -4-  -2-  -4-
A  -0-  -2-  -4-
D  -0-  -2-  -4-

NOTE: While playing D, constantly hammer on and off the second fret note 
of the G string.  With Em/F#, the second fret note of the lowest D string 
is hammered on, then the second fret note of the A string is often 
hammered on too.  There is much more going on in this song, particularly 
the solo, but I figured something is better than nothing.  Maybe I'll get 
back and do a more detailed version one of these days- anyone else who 
wants to try is very welcome to.

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