I never dreamed that there come a day when I find myself far from your arms. Now that I am, I can hardly stand not to be near your sweet southern charms. Send me a page from Georgia, down where this abandoned flows. If I could have one bite of Georgia, I would feel right here alone. I am in the shady old waves and walking with you by my side. Just send me one page from Georgia, just so I know you'll be mine. I hope that you won't forget me before my road leads back to you. Though they'll winter may bring the whole world to its knees. The spring shall return when it's good. The wind here is ready for winter. It seems to turn everything blue. So just send me, send me one a little page, just a sweet, that's any peace of you. Welcome to Eucalyse Proud. Today we're learning to play the song, Send Me a Pitch by Petrovich Blasting Company, composed for the amazing series from Cartoon Network over the Garden Wall. On the original song, we have a barbershop quartet doing vocal harmonies, so they're always moving their voices. That's why I'm doing this court bonanza on the version you just saw. I'll give you another version that's simplified, staying in the list changes possible, and is still getting the song done. The intro is pretty much the same for both versions. I'm gonna start with F7, never, with flat, three. Then C minor, but I'm just playing three strings, so do that. I stopped, I don't push all the four strings, I just play the lowest string. And then I play the four of them, some arpeggios on Bb, F7, Bb again. And I continue Bb minor, F sharp diminished 7, G minor, G7. And in here we have C7, so you can choose to do the one I do on the version, bar, and then the second finger on the third string, or just play the ECC7 we can hear it. Maze the same function on the sound. Then a sweet, southern, F7, an arpeggio. Chum. Then I have a little riff. Bb, Bb, Bb. I play that on the ukulele on the second string. First fret, third fret. First string open, and I land on Bb. So it sounds like this. Then my rhythm starts going on. To get that little swing shuffle that I got, I play just quarter notes down. The first one is long, the second one is short. So I lose the tension here, so I keep the chord on the first bit, and I lose it on the second. Then before playing my third bit, I play this little drum. With the strings already blocked, I get the mute, and play just quickly. So I get this rhythm all throughout the song. It's really important to really lose the hand so you can get the drums when you're going up. So now that we get the rhythm, let's go to the simpler version of the song. So I start on Bb. Then I play an A, I'll comment it. We can replace that for A7. It's just the same function in the harmony for the song. So go for the one you like the best. It starts like this. Just a minor, I didn't go any for fancy up here. You can play just a minor, and you can get the same feel out of the song. Okay. The next one is Bb7. G7. And then I can just stay in C minor. From the beginning to half of the verse. Bb. A7. D minor. Bb7. G7. Bb7. Okay, guys. Now that we get that F7 for to continue with the verse. Bb7. And now I land on C7 instead of C minor. B. And I finish on F7. To make the full tone around go on. So I play this three times all throughout my verses. Same progression of chords. Just by the end when I play my F7. I'm going to cut and add another series of chords to play the finale. I'm going to play the last verse so you can check how I connect those chords with the finale. Finale is going to be pretty much the same for both versions as well. So I start right here on my Bb. And here is ready for winter. It sends the turn everything down. And when I reach my F7. So just send me. I'm going to play an augmented then. Send me one Bb. G7. Bb7. C minor. Cd. F7. Bb. And Bb. To close it out. I'm going to upload a PDF with the lyrics and this chord sets this plate for both versions. If you want to try it out, on the description down below. Thanks for watching. And until next time.