reflection

There is only one chord played through this entire song. I'm not even sure what the name of the chord is, but I used the notes to the C shape of the caged system. Which would be a step down (so c major scale). I believe it is actually a 3 1 inverted C chord. (E and C I believe). Everything else played in the song is through the caged system in C major. It was one of the first songs or riffs I wrote using the caged system the correct way. I definitely made attempts before this but wasn't really understanding what I really was doing. Here was my first real shot leaving g minor and doing a different scale. And C major was the ideal one to start with since it was the caged shape a step down from the lessons. Which ironically was one step HIGHER then G minor was. it was easy to translate that to standard tuning because of that.

Structure of the song is simple.. verse chorus verse chorus solo verse chorus end. There isn't anything magical about this song except for the fact that its more a beat related tune and wrote it for more vibe then anything. Hence why its one chord.