This is such a great way to play the song but I to think that it would be a good idea to do D on "ain't"

I use DDU UDU

Great song! I use DD,DU

awesome

I use DDU UDU

thanks for the help

this is awesome love it

For me I think going F down strum, C down strum, F down strum, then you say "Ain't no passin'" and do DDUDU on G for "craze" then do DDUDU for the rest of the song.Then at the end you do one down stum on C for "Matata"

This is so much fun to do! Thank you for creating this tab!

I use DDUUDU

d du du du d is what I used

what's the strumming pattern?

where does it say the strumming pattern

In order this is what's sounded best to me, thanks to help from the comments:
- Add a D before the "craze" "G".
- Change G to G7 for the "craze" "G".
- Add an F before "days" "D".

super easy

@bkit103 i Dont know how to comment on comments. This is called dominant V in music theory. The F(the 7 in the G7 chord) is in the key of C major(which the song is in) and would usually resolve a half-step down to the E of the C major triad(on the E string) but in this context it resolves to the E in the A minor triad which is the relative minor of C major which sets up the next phase moving to D major and so on. For more information like this, subscribe to 12Tone on Youtube

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i like playing the g in "ain't no passing craze" as a g7 (it sounds better)

strumming pattern is DDU UDU

If u add a D in "ain't" it's gonna sound better...

great

DDUUDU

may i know what is the strumming pattern?

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such a fun melody to play alongt too!!

love it, sounds good

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