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Laugh out loud!! Superb.

You make it look easy, but I know it is damned hard!! A great take on a classic British song.

Thanks for giving your time to put this up. A great lesson.

It's a beautiful performance!

That's a fine version Herbert!

Like the 'De Do' fill...original.

I enjoyed that!

I absolutely love what you have done here. You've got the feel of the song to a tee.

Especially love the closing sequences.

I love your animation of this. You've really captured the atmosphere of this song. Love the Pinball sound and the 'Hey Jude' sequence. Very impressed at what you have done!! Also very jealous at your skill :-) I love this song.

Hi, this has been great for me. Just one question if that's ok. At 50 sec although you move both ring and pinky is the only difference betwween the 2 chords that the B string is now open? It looks as if the E string is held down by the pinky before the change and then held down by the ring after ...

wonderful ethereal magic...

Timeless perfection. This takes me to places similar to Pinball (Brian Protheroe), Summer For The First time (Bobby Goldsboro). Similar chords I guess.

Nothing can send you to a higher plane like music.

Yeah the beatles just wrote lovey-dovey poppy songs that your granny would like :-)

Thanks for taking the time to do this Dave. I've now nailed it!! Top man.

Really enjoyed your vid, it's helping me alot. I've a way to go yet though. I'm finding it tough stretching middle and ring over 2 frets and then bringing that pinky down!!! ("where the world's awaiting").

Btw, what are the most difficult Weller songs you've learnt acoustically?

I love the clear, crisp quality of your vid. The echo/reverb along with that sweet falsetto give a wonderful, dreamy feel to your version. This song is one of my all-time faves. I absolutely loved your cover! Thanks Scotty.

P.S. Glad you decided to re-submit a new version of this. I wondered what...

You have a lovely pure voice, and a great strumming technique. At first I was a bit disoriented as your chords/tuning don't quite chime with Todd's original. But I enjoyed your performance. Thanks.