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			<description><![CDATA[<p>Both versions chordie finds are essentially wrong. This is a song Neil Diamond wrote for the Monkees. Neil tends to keep the chords simple but fast, strumming with emphasis like Buddy Holly or the Everleys.</p><br /><p>To get the correct sound capo onto the second fret and play the intro A-D-G-D. On the Monkees record what you can hear is electric piano and organ but strum with the same beat and you&#039;ll find it works great.</p><br /><p>The verses are back and forth between A and G. The chorus is more complicated moving (A) D G A - G A but try it out and it&#039;ll soon click. The G A chord pair is used by Diamond as a punctuation so you should be flourishing it between what you sing.</p><br /><p>I have it tabbed out fully but I can&#039;t find anywhere to post it&nbsp; &lt;img src=&quot;images/smiley_icons/icon_sad.gif&quot; border=0 alt=&quot;Sad&quot;&gt;</p>]]></description>
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