# You can edit these song note files with a generic text editor (Android app or Windows Notepad for example) 
# 
# Formatting can be specified by either a 'START OF LINE' tag, or by one or more 'IN LINE TAG(S)'.
# 'In Line Tags' are used in pairs ie 'start_of_formatting' plus 'end_of_formatting'. Eg 'blah blah {r some red text }r blah' 
#
# START OF LINE TAGS
#   Function           Tag
#   --------           ---
#   Title               =
#   Heading             :
#   Chords              *
#   Lyrics             space space
#   Notes               +
#   Comment             #
#   Monospaced start    [
#   Monospaced end      ]
#   Append to previous  -      
#
# IN LINE TAGS
#   Function           Tag
#   --------           ---
#   {e .. }e            Bold start & end
#   {i .. }i            Italic start & end
#   {u .. }u            Underline start & end
#   {r .. }r            Red start & end
#   {g .. }g            Green start & end
#   {b .. }b            Blue start & end
#   {y .. }y            Yelow start & end
#   {m .. }m            Magenta start & end
#   {c .. }c            Cyan start & end
#
# Title
=Sample Song Note
# A note
+(Use can edit this file with a generic text editor)
*Key: Am

:Intro:
# Using fixed spacing (monospace) font for Tab ...
# .. and make sure that line does NOT start with 'space space' 
[
 |Am        F          G         Am
e|---------+---------+---------+-0-------+
B|----0--1-|----0--1-|--0------|-1-------|
G|---2-----|---2-----|-0--2--0-|-2-------|
D|--2------|--3------|0--------|-2-------|
A|-0-------|-3-------|---------|-0-------|
E|---------+---------+---------+---------+
]

# Heading
:Verse1:
# Chords
*  Am        F      G
# adding underline {u and emphasis {e
   I'm {utired}u of the {ecity}e life
*  Am        F      G
# adding yellow text {y
  Summer's on the {yrun}y
*  F   Em    Am     G     F
  People tell me I should stay
*  Asus4   F      G
  But I've got to get my fun

  
+Note the use of colour in the text below ...  
*This text has colours such as ..
*{rred}r, {ggreen}g, {bblue}b, {yyellow}y, {mmagenta}m,
*and {ccyan}c applied to it.
  
#Example of using 'append to previous' (ie '-')
+Note:
-:  End of File