Chords for On a Side Note with Guitarist Ana Vidovic

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_ My name is Anna Ludovic and I play classical guitar.
[B] _ [C#m] I like actually coffee.
Yeah, coffee was always my favorite.
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[D] It's a [F#] tough question.
There's a lot of _ favorite points that I have. _ _ _ _
[Am] _ I feel like I'm _ _ _
_ _ _ [G] _ melancholic and sad. _
_ _ [F#m] _ [A] I mean, there's never been [D] really a lead favorite.
There's a lot of questions that _
[E] guitarists [F#m] talk among themselves, [Am] such as [A] length of the [C] nails.
We play with our nails, so that's always [Dm] an ongoing question.
_ It's kind of a [F#] question that I think everybody has to find for themselves.
[E] _ So you have to [D] experiment a lot with the sounds and you [F#m] kind of really [E] find your own unique
[F#] sound and the length of your nail and [G] so on and so [D#] on.
Or sometimes they [F] see a guitar and they [B] ask me, do you sing?
And I'm a [F#] terrible singer, so I don't sing at all.
But that's a very common question, because you think that with the guitar you would be
singing as well. _
[C#m] _ [F#] Just meeting a lot of new people, [C#m] _
[E] you never know what kind of situation [C#m] you're going to
be in, who [D] you're going to meet.
_ [E] _ _ _ It's a tough profession, _ as we know, and you have to sacrifice a lot.
[A] _ It's not an easy profession to do, but I think there's a lot of great sides to it. _
[D] _ _ [A#] Just [Dm] live your life through music.
I think [G] being able to express your [A] feelings to the audience [Cm] through your instrument, [Gm] it's
a great thing.
It's very, very rewarding [D] when you're able to do that.
So I love that feeling of just [Dm] being on stage [A] and sharing the music with people.
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It's a very kind of a lonely job.
_ [B] You spend a lot of time by yourself, _ because we practice and we're by ourselves.
We travel, we're [F#] often by ourselves.
You're in a hotel room by yourself. _
There is always a lot of people around, but [E] _
at the end of the [B] day you're on your own.
[C#m] So I think it's sometimes kind of tough.
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But traveling can be pretty tough and exhausting. _
_ Waiting for the airplanes [G] and getting [A] the stop log and _ _ [F#] missed flights.
But there's a lot of great things.
I think _ every [E] job has _ good things in that sense.
[F#] _ _ _ _ [Am] I like spring and fall.
_ _ [C] It has really evolved a [E] lot.
I [A] think classical guitar is really on a very, very high level.
_ [D] There's a lot of [A] young talent coming from all over the world.
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Europe, a lot of talent from [D] Asia. _ _
_ [A] So [F#] it's just great to see that _ _ classical, [G] speaking about classical guitar in general,
that it's really evolving.
_ _ [Gm] I think people are [A] recognizing the beauty of classical guitar.
[Gm] It's becoming more and more popular.
[C] Not that other styles [F] of guitar_
[C] There's a lot of different styles and they're all [F] great.
But I think for me [A] personally I like to [D] see [A] more young people going to classical.
_ _ [C#m] _ You _
[Bm] _ _ [A] _ [Dm] call it?
Is [F#m] that a cocktail? _
_ Yeah, I [B] like_
What are they like?
Mojitos?
It's not a cocktail.
Is it [C#] a cocktail?
Yeah.
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_ _ And where are we going?
[Cm] That's what [G#] I like to do.
_ [C#m] _ _ Pasta, sushi, hamburger.
[Bm] _ _ [B] I always wanted to [E] be an ice skater.
[F#] _ When [D] I was a little girl [A] I used to watch all those beautiful _ _ [E] ice skaters.
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And [G] I always [A] wanted to do that.
[D] But I'm so clumsy and I don't know how I [F#] would do it in an _ _ _ [A] ice _ skating rink.
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_ _ _ _ _ _ My name is Anna Rubelik and I play classical [C#m] guitar. _
[B] _ I like actually [B] coffee. _
Coffee is always my favorite.
_ [C#m] _ _ [D] That's a tough [F#] question.
There's a lot of _ favorite chords that I have.
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I like this one. _ _ _ _ _ _
[G] I'm melancholic and sad. _ _ _
[A] _ _ There's [D] never been a really _ favorite.
There's a lot of questions that _ [G] guitarists talk among themselves.
[A] Such as length of the nails.
[C] We play with our nails.
That's always [Dm] an ongoing question.
And it's kind of a question that I think everybody has to find [E] for themselves.
_ So you [C#m] have to [D] experiment a lot with the sounds.
And you kind of [E] really find your own [Fm] unique [F#] sound.
And the length of your [C] nail and so on and so on.
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