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So now we're getting down to the last system here. The third section of our Blues. And
you'll notice we have a five-chord, which goes to a four-chord and then it goes to the
one-chord. So that's how the last section of Standard Blues ends. You have your one-chord
for four measures; four-chord for two measures; one-chord for two measures. And then you have
a five-, one-, four- at the end. Again, we're not even going to look at these left hands
notes. We're just going to see D-flat7, B7, G-flat7 (five-four-one). Then on our right
hand, this is a G-flat up here way above the staff. If we count from this G: 1-2-3-4-5-6-7-1.
So we have one, this is two - so we have six-one-two, six-one-two, six-one-two. Six, down to five-six-two,
five-six-two, five-six-two, five. And then we go back into our natural four to five.
No teeth again. Again, these are triplets, but they are eighth note triplets. So three
of those equals one beat. So you have: one-and-uh, two-and-uh, three-and-uh - so it's all in
one beat. We're going to play that. We start on the six here with our five chord. Again.
So a nice, simple way to end our Accordion lover Blues in the Key of G-Flat.