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  Long and winding road bridge....

Thanks so much for posting this Kirk.

I was surprise to see your arrangment was close to the one I had been playing around with...except yours sounds cool and flows well...lol

If not for you, and this amazing site, I don't think I would even play any more. So thanks again for teaching this old dog some new tricks.

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Thanks for the positive feedback, Jason ... I'm glad I've helped to reignite your passion for playing. Twanging is good for the soul.

It's not really surprising that our arrangements are close ... with that melody against those chords. they'd have to be!


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