Nick Drake - man in a shed

Man in a Shed Nick Drake *worked out from piano* B/G in this context = B note with left hand, G chord with right. Bb/Gm = same idea, and so on. so this song is a bit tricky ;) But basically, it's just a baseline C >> B >> A >> D for the main part of the song thusly: Well there was a man, [C] [B] [A] [D] lived in a shed [C] [B] [A] [D] And so on. may not sound right at first, but i'm pretty sure it is. You can play the baseline with the your left hand and then add the (guitaretab.com)

Man in a Shed Nick Drake <i></i>*worked out from piano* B/G in this context = B note with left hand, G chord with right. Bb/Gm = same idea, and so on. so this song is a bit tricky ;) But basically, it's just a baseline C >> B >> A >> D for the main part of the song thusly: Well there was a man, [C] [B] [A] [D] lived in a shed [C] [B] [A] [D] And so on. may not sound right at first, but i'm pretty sure it is. You can play the baseline with the your lef (azchords.com)

Man in a Shed Nick Drake *worked out from piano* B/G in this context = B note with left hand, G chord with right. Bb/Gm = same idea, and so on. so this song is a bit tricky ;) But basically, it's just a baseline C >> B >> A >> D for the main part of the song thusly: Well there was a man, [C] [B] [A] [D] lived in a shed [C] [B] [A] [D] And so on. may not sound right at first, but i'm pretty sure it is. You can play the baseline with the your left hand and then add the (guitartabs.cc)