A sus chord simply means sustaining (playing) a note that wouldn't
ordinarily be heard in the chord.  For example, a Cmajor sus 2 would mean a
C major chord with a D in it(D is the second note in the C scale), or a G
minor sus6 would mean a G minor chord with an E.



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