For the most part chords to a song fit within the scale of the song. If a song is in C major then you can not only use the typical I IV V chords ie C F G you can add the relative minor chords A minor D minor E minor.
I haven't heard those chords played out, but just looking at them something seems amiss. I don't know if I can find the lost chord. However you have two interesting chords there. Each on their own have possibilities. Have you thought of using movable chords or using a capo?
Emaj9 you can play this as a movable chord O998OO ( open low E, ninth fret A string, ninth fret D string etc etc) Start with a chord shape an move up the neck. You don't have to know the exact chord named when making a chord progression. Just pick the ones that you like by ear.
022100
044000
066000
077600
099800
0-10-10-0-0-0
... or you can have a progression with power chords and bar chords then just throw Emaj9 fretted as 099800 a la Peter Buck.
G min to a C sus2 can work, they share notes. You can capo at the third fret and make the fingering even easier. Throw in a couple of other chords and make a turnaround a la Oasis.
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