Artist: Dustin Kensrue
Song: I Knew You Before
Album: Please Come Home

Verse:
(* means one beat per chord)

Em*    D/F#*    G*     Am*    C*    C*   C*    C*

Pre-Chorus:

Am(4 measures)    Em (x4)    Am (x4)    Em(x4)

Chorus:

G(x2)    G7(x2)    C(x2)    Am(x2)    
   B7(x2)    Em(4x) (022000@1)
[Verse 2x]
[Pre-Chorus]
[Chorus]

Bridge(x2):

Bm    C    D (half measure)    Em (Half Measure)

Key Change:

Dm (xx0231@1)  Am (x02210@1)  Dm (xx0231@1)  D (xx0232@1)  G (320003@1)Final Chorus:

C (x32010@1)  C7 (x32310@1)  F (133211@1)  Dm (xx0231@1)  Am (x02210@1)  E (022100@1)  Am (x02210@1)
**It should be noted that on several Em chords throughout the song, Dustin Kensrue uses 
hammeron that goes like this:


e--------------------------------------------|
B--------------------------------------------|
G--------------------------------------------|
D---------------------0------2h--------------|
A------0-----2h------------------------------|
E--------------------------------------------|
       3     +        4      +


The strum pattern goes something like this:
[A number(1,2,3, or 4) means a down stroke, and a plus sign means an upstroke,
also a dash indicates a "miss" or unstrummed arm swing. Basically, 1+2+3+4+ translates 
one measure and is said aloud as "one and two and three and 4 and...",
while 1-2+3+4- would be said aloud as "one miss two and three and 4 miss..."]

1-2--+4+1-2

When using the hammer-on, it looks like this:
1-2--+4+1-2-      3+4+

The part on the far right, the 3+4+ is the hammer-on notes.


As you always should, listen to the song and compare with this, I'm certain this is accurate.


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