Ok, I've seen it using open chords C-A-G, thats the progression. 3 C's, 3 A's then a quick G. Do that 2 times, then the third time play 2 C's, 1 A, 1 G, then 3 F's an F6 then 1 more F, then a D. Ok, that might seem complicated but its not. Using barre chords it sounds great, I think thats how the recording goes by as well. Play a barre C with your index finger starting on the 8th fret, the A is on the 5th, G on the 3rd, and F on the first. To play the F6 chord place your pinky on the 2nd string, 3rd fret while playing the F chord, finally finish with an open D chord. I hope this isnt too confusing because I dont know how to tab. Sorry. This way makes it easier for me because you just slide from chord to chord and don't have to worry about a quick A to G to C open chord transition (which I find incredibly hard to perform right every time)
Thanks Dudes!
Keep on Rockin'
Pat
