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A chord progression can be easy or difficult. The Beatles came up with some difficult progressions.
I think it's all in the way you actually play each chord. It can be a three chord song, but, as in finger picking a guitar you can highlight single notes within the chord and produce a nice sound. It's like a chef or cook who is given a few ingredients to produce a good meal.
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