Thanks for the kind words, but if you slow it down and read my other reply on the other comment, it's almost the same as a tutorial ;-)

@@user-nr6sg8og9e you sexy beast I love the faith you have in me. If you’re not comfortable uploading one I completely understand and get it. I’m just a bit more of a visual learner and the chords used in the link don’t match up with my understanding! Thank you anyway good sir and keep shredding 😎

@@lmaley1283 The tab shows the F bar chord. Instead play the F open chord, but there are two small variations to make the melody. Start with the open F but bar the E and B strings on the first fret. Next play an open F but with your pinky on the E string on the third fret. Finally, play a regular Open F. Listen to the song or this video to get the strumming.

@@Dmc9393 that was actually very helpful thank you so much <3

Thank you, it's a fun one.

Appreciate the interest, but the chords can be found on ultimate guitar. For the melody, when you're playing the opening F chord, play on the high e string 3 1 0 then play the F chord with an open high e string. Then, restart the F chord and repeat. That's the main part of the melody. Watch my fingers for timing and you can always slow down the video playback. Hope that helps.

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@@ajwinkler2375 haha I appreciate the offer, but it's truly what I typed above. It's just the melody and then you can find the tab/chords on ultimate guitar

tabs.ultimate-guitar.com/tab/twin_peaks/blue_coupe_chords_2325753 Thank you! I really appreciate that, and the above link is where I learned it. I got the melody part by playing around with it.

@@user-nr6sg8og9e lol that isn't what you're playing though. First chord looks like Fmaj7 maybe? You're flourishing in ways the tabs don't reflect

@@talkativezebra starts here cdn.lessons.com/assets/images/courses/guitar/f-major-1-guitar-chord.jpg Then 3-1-0 on the high e while leaving second and third finger in place (and first finger on the b string)