Artist: CHEMICAL BROTHERS | Title: block rockin beats

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Block Rockin' Beats by The Chemical Brothers.

This is the correct way to play it:

G|-------------------------------5----------------------------------------|
D|-------5-----7----5----7------------------------------------------------|
A|----0----0-----0----0------00-------------------------------------------|
E|------------------------------------------------------------------------|

When it slows down, I believe that it goes


G|-----------------------------5------------------------------------------|
D|-------5-----7----------7------(7)---------------------------------------|
A|------------------------------------------------------------------------|
E|------------------------------------------------------------------------|

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