Hey guys, this is how the sweetest girl should be played. I've seen it played the other all over the internet, but I feel this way sounds way fuller and its MUCH easier to play all who have big fingers like me. Its easiest if you capo the 3rd fret, but I suppose could just bar it with your finger if you so choose. Its the same all the way through you only need this one progression, and it takes some listening to get the rhythm. e|3h44--4--4--|3--3--3--3--|4--4--4--4--|4--4--4--4--| B|6--6--6--6--|4--4--4--4--|6--6--6--6--|4--4--4--4--| G|5--5--5--5--|3--3--3--3--|6--6--6--6--|5--5--5--5--| D|3--3--3--3--|5--5--5--5--|6--6--6--6--|6--6--6--6--| A|3--3--3--3--|6--6--6--6--|4--4--4--4--|6--6--6--6--| E|3--3--3--3--|3--3--3--3--|4--4--4--4--|4--4--4--4--| If it helps, the chord shapes are Dm, C, Bm, F with the capo at 3rd fret. Good luck and fun.