B' represents the primary bass note (usually the root) B" represents the secondary bass note (usually the 5th, but sometimes the 3rd or even root up an octave)
So, for a C shord, the verse would be 5-4-3-2-5-1-4-3 For a G chord, the verse would be 6-4-3-2-6-1-4-3
2. If the root is non conventional, it is notated in parentheses, i.e. Am7(G) is an Am7 chord with a G root, instead of an A root.
3. Time notation:
Each bar (between the slashes) represents one measure of 4/4 time. Since the patterns are all 8th notes, one pattern fits in a bar. Convenient, huh? This only gets tricky when there are two chords in a barre. Luckily, they are always two-beat chords, so do the first half of the pattern with the first chord, and the second half with the second chord.
The moon rose through the night time, till the daybreak rolls around
Gmaj6 All my life's a circle, but I can't tell you why
Seasons spinning round again, the years keep rolling by
Seems like I've been here before, I can't remember when But I've got this funny feeling, that we'll all get together again There's no straight lines make up my life, all the roads have bends There's no clear cut beginning, and sometimes no clear end
I've found you a thousand times, I guess you've done the same But then we lose each other, it's just like a children's game But as I find you here again, the thought rolls through my mind Our love is like a circle, let's go 'round one more time.
Anyway, I rushed this off, so they're probably inconsistencies or typos, but I think all the chords are right. BTW, I play it at Capo III or V, depending on who's singing with me. Capo V's probably best, but you're more likely to be in Capo III from a previous song......
