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It lists major-scale chord sets across multiple keys, then introduces simple progressions using Roman-numeral functions (e.g., I-IV-V-IV, I-V-vi-IV, I-vi-IV-V) with example songs. The guide expands with chord progressions featuring single-note variations, descending bass-line patterns, and actual chord realizations plus fingerpicking and TAB-style notation. 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I-IV-V-IV G-C-D-C Twist & Shout, La Bamba, Wild Thing  \n2. I-V-vi-IV G-D-Em-C With or Without You, She will Be Loved 3. I-vi-IV-V G-Em-C-D Earth Angel  \n[4. vi-IV-I-V](4. vi-IV-I-V) Em-C-G-D  \n[5. vi-I-V-ii](5. vi-I-V-ii) Em-G-D-Am Set Fire to the Rain  \nChord Progressions with Single Note Variations  \n6. Isus-I-I2-I  \n7. I-Imaj7-I7- (IV)  \n8. I-Imaj7-I6-Imaj7  \n9. I2-I-Imaj7-I vi(sus) -vi-vi2-vi  \nTurn Your Eyes Upon Jesus, Give Me Words to Speak  \nJingle Bell Rock, Love Like Crazy  \nCan’t Smile Without You  \n© David Southwick, [http://guitar.davidsouthwick.net](http://guitar.davidsouthwick.net)  \nDescending Bass Line Progressions  \n10. I-V/3-vi  \n11. I-V/3-vi-vi/b7-IV-I/3-ii-V Piano Man (1st line)  \n12. I-V/3-vi-vi/b7-IV-V  \n13. 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