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Jorge, I'm sure how I play it is the correct way, but just from listening and trying to get it as close as I can. It goes D....E....B.....A. During the Verse I just played the root, and chorus I used power chords. You will also see, I used a Capo on the 5th fret and there isn't honestly a need for it, but I chose to have one because I did't have play as much so it was more of a convenience thing! Totally up to you! Hope this helps.

Iyako L. would it work on an acoustic guitar

Absolutely! When I was figuring out both 29 and Run or Hide, I did it all acoustically because there is any effects, so I knew if I was playing it correctly or not. In fact, before replying I actually picked up my acoustic and played it to double check the chords!

Iyako L. so can i play the song in stnadard tunning with the capo on fret 5 with chords D E B A and can you possibly make a tutorial on how to play it because on the acoustic you guys are honestly my last hope you are the only people who've made a cover and its pretty damn good

Yes you can, but remember I am not playing open D E B A chords, I am playing the power chords D E B A without the capo. With the Capo D and B are still power chords but because the capo is on 5 you can't place your finger where the bass note, so for D and B are played as power chords and E and A are played in an Em shape because the capo takes the place of the bass note. So lets see... Verse: (D) The A string is only played, and the A string is played open (E) The A string is only played, finger on the 7th fret (B) The E string is only played , finger on the 7th fret (A) The E string is only played, and the E string is played open For verse only the root is played so that's why only one string is played and the string is palm muted. Chorus: the D chord: A string is played open, D string finger on the 7th fret, G finger on the 7th fret. Just those three strings are played! The E chord: A string, finger on 7th fret, D string, finger on the 9th fret, and G string, finger on the 9th fret. The B chord: E string. finger on the 7th fret, A string, finger on the 9th fret and D string, finger on the 9th fret. The A chord: E string is played open, A string, finger on the 7th fret and D string, finger on the 7th fret. REMEMBER: You only play the three strings I name for each chord. Hope this helps

I would love to hang! Again, I will be in Boston for your show on July 6th if it is at all possible. That would be absolutely amazing. If you do get this message, just message me and I will try to contact you on instagram

I apologize for taking so long to reply, but thank you so much! I absolutely love your playing, and I can't wait to see you guys this year in Boston on July 6th!