Byrds: Stranger in a Strange Land - chords?

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Byrds: Stranger in a Strange Land - chords?

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I'm having trouble figuring out this song.
Does anyone know what the chords are?

I'm also trying to figure out "Universal Mind Decoder".
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I sent you an email about this
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Thank you!
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While you are at it guys, why not post the information about this song here so that all may give the Universal Mind Decoder a whirl.
Life, as with music, often requires one to let go of the melody and listen to the rhythm

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Post by varmint »

No problem Peter.The verse riff / chord changes are played on the first three strings with the D string open for a bass note .
The partial chords are just a D, C and D and G again .
The D is standard 

----2----------------------

---------3-----------------

----2----------------------

--------------------------

The C is ;

 

--3------------------------

-------------5-------------

-------------5-------------

--------------------------

 

2nd D -

--5-------------------------

--------------7------------

--------------7-------------

--------------------------

 

The G is in the D chord shape

 

---7------------------------

---------8-----------------

---7------------------------

--------------------------

 so you play ....D -C -2ndD    D-C-2nd D    G-2nd D -C  D-C-2ndD etc  for the verse

when you enter the chorus ..you walk up the low E to the third fret and then play the G chord ... the rest will fall into place as those chous are standard chords.

That's what he sent me, it sounds pretty good.
Cheers!
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