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Mike, You hit it right on. The Ab chord is the top portion of the Fm7 and thats probably why it fits well with the Key chord C although when you play it it gives a distinctly different effect to the music than when you use the Fm7. I would have never recognized it if you hadn't mentioned it though. Mike, you are the man when it comes to music theory. Thanks Frank V.
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