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Nat,
I understand this is a chording flaw, but why is it wrong if that chord is in the key in the previous key and the key of the next key?? it is a common/crossover chord? I don't know, it feels like a nice stepping stone, that is why I do it, but you know how I hate to dissappoint you...i'm conflicted...
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