This is the sequence of the notes on a guitar fret board.
e|F---|-F#Gb-|-G--|-g#Ab-|-A-|A#Bb|-B--|--C-|C#Db|-D-|D#Eb|-E-|
b|C---|-C#Db-|-D--|-D#Eb-|-E-|-F--|F#Gb|-G--|g#Ab|-A-|A#Bb|-B-|
g|g#Ab|-A----|A#Bb|-B----|-C-|C#Db|--D-|D#Eb|-E--|-F-|F#Gb|-G-|
d|D#Eb|--E---|-F--|-F#Gb-|-G-|g#Ab|-A--|A#Bb|-B--|-C-|C#Db|-D-|
a|A#Bb|--B---|-C--|--C#D-|-D-|D#Eb|-E--|-F--|F#Gb|-G-|g#Ab|-a-|
e|F---|-F#Gb-|-G--|-g#Ab-|-A-|A#Bb|-B--|--C-|C#Db|-D-|D#Eb|-E-|
# is for a sharp note and the small b letter is for a flat note. Places were you find the # and b letter, these are called enharmonic equivalents. The vertical lines are frets of the guitar.
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