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For this song, if you want to play it using the voicings that Alex uses, listen here. For A/E, get an A major triad(A, C#, E) starting from the A note on the 7th fret, fourth string. Then just put the E note on the fifth string in the bass and keep the first string open. For the G/D, use that same shape, just down a whole step. Furthermore, he plays the D and Dm barre chord at the 10th fret, using the D note on the 6th string as the root. And don't neglect the notes in the bass(written as A/E or A with E in the bass). They're just as important. I also recommend playing the Dmaj7 all at the second fret(barre strings 3, 2, 1, and keep 4 open). This is because it allows for an easier transition coming from the F#m/C#. Lastly, when you're playing the Bmadd11, use your thumb to play the B note on the 6th string, 7th fret. Then press the F# on the 9th fret with your second finger and the B note on the 9th fret(fourth string) with your third finger, while your first finger plays the D note on the third string, 7th fret. The second and first strings are kept open on this chord. Feel free to rate this tab and comment any questions or corrections you have. Enjoy, it's a great song! Intro: A/E - G/D - E - D - Dm - A - B - D - Dm Verse 1:
A/EStray dog is walkin' down the F#m/C#street next to aDmaj7nother dog theyâ€A/E™re eating mud and starting to smell F#m/C#me
two babies
Dmaj7dangerous and Efree when I got Bmadd11home I told my Dmaj7baby the stoAry she said to Eme “I think youâ€Bmadd11™re funny, you saw what Dmaj7you wanted to Asee” and I saEid
Chorus:
&Equot;Dmaj7I am not the boyE you knew" x 4
*then play intro once* Verse 2:
A/Efeel like a million eyes on F#m/C#me feel like a Dmaj7cannon ball I A/Esee a tree it loses all its F#m/C#leaves and you are Dmaj7dead to me you Ewatch someone you Bmadd11know turn into Dmaj7static compaAny and now you D/Asee do you Dm/Awish you were
A/E - F#m/C# - Fmaj7/C - E Chorus:
&Equot;Dmaj7I am not the boyE you knew" x 4
*then play intro once and end on A*