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So the last three chords are the one chord, the five chord, and the one chord, and then
the walk up. So D A and D, we already know these. So here's D and here's A and then back
to D, and the walk up. Now you might want to choose something different. You can go,
here's your D, alright? And you can do A here, alright so that one is going to the open A,
the fourth fret, the C sharp there and then the E and then back to D. And you might try
to do other stuff, just cause of repetitiveness, but I would suggest doing all the stuff in
one shape just to get a grasp on it, you know what I mean? And then the walk up. So you
have the whole song now of going through tremolo, and going through with triads. And it's a
great way to get orientated to various ways of playing through a song. And as far as improvisational
standpoint goes or a soloist standpoint goes, it's good to try to work out as many different
ways to try to navigate through a song as possible.