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What are the notes in the piano chord Esus?

Q. If you were to play Esus on piano, what notes are in the right hand? The one note in the base?

A. E|b|E|A|B|E

these in succession from lower to higher left to right.

Original Question

Taylor swift Forever and Always (Piano Version) Chords!?
Q. I really want to find the sheet music for Taylor Swift's Forever and Always Piano Version but I can't find it anywhere. So I took it amongst myself to figure it out and I got a couple chords...I don't know the chords very well....cus I mostly play by ear, unless I have sheet music..but here they are...

(1st one..I think D Major) D, F#, and A
(2nd one..I think A Major) C#, E, and A (The high A)
(3rd one..I think E Major) E, G#, and B

All those are a lot of chords that are repeated in the Song. Hope I helped.
And I know this isn't a question. So don't hate. I'm trying to help.

A. Intro:
D A E
D A E
D A Esus E

V1:
D A E
D A E
D A D Esus E

V2:
D A E
D A E
D A D Esus E

Chorus:
D A E F#m
D A Esus E
D A E F#m
D A Esus E

V3:
D A E
D A E
D A D Esus E

V4:
D A E
D A E
D A D Esus E

Repeat Chorus

Bridge:
F#m E D
F#m E D E
D A E F#m
D A E
F#m D Esus E
F#m D Esus E
D A E F#m
D A E

Repeat Chorus

D A E F#m
D A Esus E

Ending:
F#m E D
F#m E D


Esus= E A B

Original Question

How would you play 'Esus' on a piano?
Q. Since its E,A, and B

would you play all the keys simutaneously or press them seperately?

A. Unless you play them in unison it will not be a chord... so you have to play them together.

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