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Play Song: Rollin' With The Ups & Downs
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I hope you've enjoyed learning this new and super useful strumming pattern. All these different strumming patterns are simply good examples of what you can get from messing around with the different combinations of quarter notes and eighth notes in your strumming hand. You may have found a third option you like better, and that's great!
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Anders Mouridsen
