Dispatch - Out Loud

Apparently I already made a post on this song. But this analysis seems cleaner. In any case, the old post might cast insight on how my approach to music has or hasn't changed. Check this link for the old post: Dispatch - Out Loud.

20130715:
The chord progression in this song isn't too difficult.

http://tabs.ultimate-guitar.com/d/dispatch/out_loud_ver3_crd.htm

-|-A--F#m--D---E
e|-5---2---5---7-----|
B|-5---2---7---9-----|
G|-6---2---7---9-----|
D|-7---4---7---9-----|
A|-7---4---5---7-----|
E|-5---2---x---x-----|

I = A F#m | A F#m | A F#m | A-D-E
I' = A F#m | A F#m | A F#m | A A-D-E
II = A F#m | A F#m | A F#m |
III = D E A F#m
III' = D E A ring
III* = D E A mute

Intro I
Verse II I
Pre-Chorus III III'
Chorus III III*

Repeat Intro I
Verse II I
Pre-Chorus III III'
Chorus III III'

[Play All Strings->]
Repeat Intro I
Verse II I
Pre-Chorus III III'
Chorus III III'

Outro II II [Single Strum->]III'

Conclusion:
Essentially Repeat I II I III III' III III* three times and end with II II III'.

Analysis:
Key: A Major
roman numeral one = I vi | I vi | I vi | I IV V
roman numeral three = IV V I vi

Notes:
Don't be afraid to play around with notes, beats, and rhythm instead of just strumming. Also adding a little palm muting might help imitate the sound of the song.

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