HOW TO WRITE INDIE CHORD PROGRESSIONS

It would really help you if you'd watch these two videos on indie music theory first: Scales: youtube.com/watch?v=_XUpyFpPGII&t=1004s
The Chords: youtube.com/watch?v=GXSgwE0j3i4
Also watch the full video to see me tell a very bad joke in a very awkward way.
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Also a thank you to Corbin Gomez. He also did a video on this subject and i got the example of let her go from that video.