Chords for How To Play Fleetwood Mac Never Going Back Again (intro only)

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_ _ _ _ [Eb] So this version of Never Going Back Again, we're capoed at fret 3,
the original studio version is [E] capoed at fret 4, if you want to play [Eb] along with that one,
_ and we're in drop [Ab] D [Eb] tuning, so take your sixth string,
I tend to do it with the capo on to get the tuning quite precise, [E] and tune it down _ [Db] to D,
although if you do it with the capo on, it's [E] going to say [F] F. _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ [Fm] And [Db] we'll dive into the intro.
It's the [Eb] first four bars of your tab, which are then repeated.
We'll [F] take it a bar at a [E] time, and here's the first bar slowly.
[F] Okay, _
_ _ [C] _ _ [F] _ _ _ _
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[Eb] we're making this version of a D chord.
You want a half bar of the top four strings at the [E] second [Eb] fret, and add the second string third [Ab] fret,
and [Eb] the fourth string fourth [N] fret.
_ [Fm] We're going to play six, [E] then pinch four and [F] two,
_ five,
_ _ [C] three,
_ _ [F] pinch four and two again, and hammer from the bar to the two-finger [A] shape. _ _ _
[F] Six,
_ three,
pinch four and two,
three,
_ _ five, _
two,
_ pinch four and three. _ _
_ _ Notice that the bass all the time here is going six, four, five, four, [C] and that'll be consistent
through the whole song basically whenever we're on a D chord.
_ All [E] right, here's the rhythm of that bar.
_ [F] One and two E, and a three E, and a four E fret. _ _
_ And again slowly. _ _ _ _
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_ _ _ _ [Eb] _ Bar two continues with the same shape, and we play [F] this. _ _ _ _
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_ _ _ _ _ _ [Abm] _ _
All right, we [F] want six, pinch four and two, _
five,
[C] three, [F] _ and then the same [C] hammer that we played before, the [F] bar to the two-finger shape, four and two.
_ _ Six, four and two, _
five,
_ [Fm] three, and now [Eb] four, but have the middle finger come away as the [E] ring finger slides from four to five.
Without the bar coming away, [Eb] that's quite tricky to do.
And as you do it, you'll be dropping in
sometime before the first bit of the next bar, the [A] little finger on the second string fifth [E] fret.
To end up with that shape, it's a [G] it's another voicing of an A7 [Em] chord.
Quite tricky to play.
[Eb] Let's [E] do the rhythm of bar two first.
_ [F] _ One and
two E, and a three, _ and
four E, and [C] a
The slide is and a.
_ [Eb] _ All right, in drops the little finger, and we play bar three.
[C] _ _
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_ _ _ _ [Ab] All right, probably [Eb] the [C] trickiest bit of the song here.
[Eb] Out of this difficult A7 shape, we're playing [Fm] five, three,
four and two, [E] four and [Eb] one, I'm sorry.
_ Two,
[C] _
five, [F] one, four and [Eb] two, _
three,
[C] _ _ pinch five [F] and one, _
[C] two,
[Eb] four, _ one,
five and [C] two,
_ three,
four, [Eb]
and then coming back to the original D shape and play [Fm] two now at the third fret. _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ [N] _ [E] The chord shape doesn't change until the very end of that bar,
[Eb] but the pick pattern [A] is a little bit complicated and holding that shape [Eb] is a bit complicated.
Here's the rhythm.
It's a simple rhythm.
One E and a, two E and a, three E and [E] a, four E and a.
_ [C] One E and a, two E and a, three E and a,
four E and [F] a.
_ The a of four is the [Eb] return to that D [C] chord.
_ _ Here [Eb] it is again without the count, just slowly.
[C] _ _ _ _ _
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_ _ [F] _ _ _ _ Notice [Eb] that the thumb of the bass is [Fm] rocking five, four, five, four throughout that [C] bar.
_ _ [B] Bar four, we're back to our D chord [Eb] shape briefly.
_ [F] _ _ _ _ _
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_ _ So [Ab] out of our original D chord shape, six, [F] four,
_ _ _ [Ebm] and then you want the second [Eb] string fifth fret and you're going to bring the other [E] fingers away as you play that.
_ Slide it [Db] up to seven and as it lands at seven, hit the fifth [C] string. _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ Now [Eb] it comes back to five on a relaxed string and you drop the ring finger in of the fourth string fifth fret, pinch four
and two, _ _ _ _ _ _ and
then come back to your original [Ab] D chord shape, pinch six and two,
_ [Fm] _ _ _
three, _ four, [F] two, _
five, three, four. _ _
Another tricky one.
_ _ One and a, [Cm] two and
_ [F] three E and a, four E and.
And without _
[Db] the [C] count.
[F] _ _ _ _ _
[C] _ [F] _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ [Eb] All right, those are the four bars of the [A] introduction [Eb] that they repeat.
Let me play them back again [A] one more time and slowly.
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