Larry and His Flask - Call it What You Will

This was the only song I had any trouble figuring out on my own because of the unusual chords and progression, so I decided to go ahead and make an account and put this up. A few notes: >I'm not sure if the G is always played as a dominant seventh chord, but the two are pretty interchangable anyway. >The Em is always played as an Am shaped bar chord on the 7th fret and the Am that comes after it is played on the 5th fret, while the C before the Em is easiest to play on the 8th fret o (guitaretab.com)

This was the only song I had any trouble figuring out on my own because of the unusual chords and progression, so I decided to go ahead and make an account and put this up. A few notes: >I'm not sure if the G is always played as a dominant seventh chord, but the two are pretty interchangable anyway. >The Em is always played as an Am shaped bar chord on the 7th fret and the Am that comes after it is played on the 5th fret, while the C before the Em is easiest to play on the 8th fret o (azchords.com)

This was the only song I had any trouble figuring out on my own because of the unusual chords and progression, so I decided to go ahead and make an account and put this up. A few notes: >I'm not sure if the G is always played as a dominant seventh chord, but the two are pretty interchangable anyway. >The Em is always played as an Am shaped bar chord on the 7th fret and the Am that comes after it is played on the 5th fret, while the C before the Em is easiest to play on the 8th fret o (guitartabs.cc)