
Acordes usados
Eb
Bb
Ab
Gm
Fm
Bb7
C
Cm
G
Em
Am
D
F
Dm
E
E7
Cmaj7
Dm7
G7
C7
D7
F#dim
A7
G#dim
Bdim
C/B
C/G
Am7
Em7
Bbmaj7
Fmaj7
A
G6
B/G
B7
A/C
G/B
D/C
D/E
D/F
G5
Bm
G4
E/D
A6
Bb6
B6
B
1.
A Church Is Burning
Tom: EbAvançadoEb
Bb
Ab
Gm
Fm
Bb7
C
Cm
EbA churcBbh is burAbn - -Eb - -Bb inEbg
the flames rise AbhighBb - Eber Bb Eb
like handsGm that aFmre pray - ing
a - Abglow in the Bbsky Fm Bb
Like Ebhands that are praying
the Abfi - Gmre Fmis Ebsaying,
"AbYou can bEburn down my churches
but Bb7I shall be -Eb e fBbreeEb." Bb Eb Bb Eb Bb Eb Fm
Three hoEboded men thru the backroads did creep
FmTorches in their hands while
the Ebvillage lies a-sleep
AbDowFmn toEb the church where
just C hours be-Ebfore
Abvoices Fmwere Ebsinging and
Abhands Fmwere Ebbeating and
Absaying BbI Ebwon't beBb a slave aEbny-more.
And a Ebchurch is Bbburn - -Ab - - Ebing Bb Eb
the flames rise AbhighBb - Eber Bb Eb
like handsGm that aFmre pray - ing
a - Abglow in the Bbsky Fm Bb
Like Ebhands that are praying
the Abfi - Gmre Fmis Ebsaying,
"AbYou can bEburn down my churches
but Bb7I shall be -Eb e fBbreeEb." Bb Eb Bb Eb Fm
Three hoEboded men, their hands lit the spark
Then they Fmfaded in the night
and they Ebvanished in the dark
And in the Abcool lighFmt oEbf morning
there's Abnothing that Fmre-Ebmains
But the Abashes of aEb bible and
a Bb7can of kerEbo-sene
And a Ebchurch is Bbburn - -Ab - - Ebing Bb Eb
the flames rise AbhighBb - Eber Bb Eb
like handsGm that aFmre pray - ing
a - Abglow in the Bbsky Fm Bb
Like Ebhands that are praying
the Abfi - Gmre Fmis Ebsaying,
"AbYou can bEburn down my churches
but Bb7I shall be -Eb e fBbreeEb." Bb Eb Bb Eb Fm
A churchEb is more than just timber and stone
And Fmfreedom is a dark road
When you're Ebwalking it a-lone
But the Abfuture Fmis Ebnow
and it's Abtime to takeFm a Ebstand
So the Ablost bells of Ebfreedom
can rBb7ing out in my Ebland
And aEb church isBb burn - Ab- - -Eb ingBb Eb
the flames rise AbhighBb - Eber Bb Eb
like handsGm that aFmre pray - ing
a - Abglow in the Bbsky Fm Bb
Like Ebhands that are praying
the Abfi - Gmre Fmis Ebsaying,
"AbYou caFmn bEburn down Cmmy churches
but AbI - I -Bb I - I Abshall Fmbe EbfreeBb." Eb Fm Eb Bb Eb
2.
The Times They Are A - Changin
Tom: GMédioG
Em
C
Am
D
Written by Bob Dylan. This is Simon & Garfunkel's version.
GCome gather 'rEmound people
WherCever you Groam
And adGmit that the Amwaters
ACround you have Dgrown
And acGcept it that Emsoon
You'll be Cdrenched to the Gbone.
If your Gtime to Amyou
Is worth Dsavin'
Then you Gbetter start Dswimmin'
Or you'll Csink like a Dstone
For the Gtimes Cthey are a-DchanGgin'.
GEm
Come writers and critics
CG
Who prophesize with your pen
GAnd keep yourAm eyes wide
CD
The chance won't come again
GEm
And don't speak too soon
CG
For the wheel's still in spin
GAm
And there's no tellin' who
D
That it's namin'.
GD
For the loser now
CD
Will be later to win
GFor thCe times theDy arGe a-changin'.
GEm
Come senators, congressmen
CG
Please heed the call
GDon't stand iAmn the doorway
CD
Don't block up the hall
GEm
For he that gets hurt
CG
Will be he who has stalled
GAm
There's a battle outside
D
And it is ragin'.
GD
It'll soon shake your windows
CD
And rattle your walls
GFor thCe times theDy arGe a-changin'.
GEm
Come mothers and fathers
CG
Throughout the land
GAnd don't criAmticize
CD
What you can't understand
GEm
Your sons and your daughters
CG
Are beyond your command
GAm
Your old road is
D
Rapidly agin'.
GD
Please get out of the new one
CD
If you can't lend your hand
GFor thCe times theDy arGe a-changin'.
GEm
The line it is drawn
CG
The curse it is cast
GThe slow one Amnow
CD
Will later be fast
GEm
As the present now
CG
Will later be past
GAm
The order is
D
Rapidly fadin'.
GD
And the first one now
CD
Will later be last
GFor thCe times theDy arGe a-changin'.
Enjoy!
3.
American Tune
Tom: CAvançadoC
F
Dm
G
E
Am
E7
D
Many's Cthe time IF've bCeen mDmistaCkenG, E
And Ammany tE7imes cAmonfuse.
CYes, and I've FofCten Dmfelt CforGsakEen,
And AmcertaiE7nly misuAmsed.
Oh, but I'm aFlrigGht, I'm alFrighCt,
I'm just wFeary tGo my Ebones. E7
FStill, you Gdon't expect to be bCright aGnd boDnvivanGt,
So fFar CawayG from hoEme, DmSo fCar aGway from hCome
CI don't know a sFoul whoCse nDmot bCeenG baEttered,
I don't have a Amfriend who E7feels at eAmase,
CI don't know a Fdream wChose noDmt beCen GshaEttered,
Or dAmriven E7to its knAmees.
Oh, but It's FalriGght, It's aFlrighCt,
For we liFved so Gwell so Elong. E7
FStill whGen I think of the roCad wGe're traDveling oGn,
GI wFondeCr wGhat's gone Ewrong.
IDm can't help it; I Cwonder whaGt has gone wrCong
AnCd I dream I was dying,
I dreamed that my sGoul rose unexpAmectedly,
And looking back dGown at me sFmiled reassCuringGly.
And I dreamed I was fClying,
And high up aboGve my eyes could clAmearly see
The Statue of LGiberty,
SailFing aCway to Gsea,
And I dreamed I was fClying.
CWe come on the sFhip Cthey Dmcall the MCayfloGwer, E
We come on the Amship that sE7ailed the Ammoon.
CWe come in the aFgeC's Dmmost uCnceGrtain Ehours,
And siAmng theE7 American TAmune.
Oh, and it's FalriGght, it's aFlrighCt,
You can Fbe forGever bElessed.E7
FStill tomGorrow's gonna be CanothGer wDorking dGay,
And I'm trFying Cto gGet some rEest,
That'Dms all IC'm trying,G to get someC rest.
4.
Bridge Over Trouble water
Tom: FAvançadoF
C
Bb
Cmaj7
Dm7
G7
Em
C7
D7
G
F#dim
A7
G#dim
Am
Bdim
E7
Fm
FWhen C you're weary.F FeeliCng smallF. WheBbn tearFs areC iCmaj7n your Dm7 eyes
I will Cdry them aFll.C F
CI'm on your G7side G7ohhhh when times get CrougEmh.
C7 And friends just Fcan't D7be Gfound.
CLike C7a Fbridge F#dimover Ctrouble A7water,F I will G#dimlay me dAmown.
CLike C7a Fbridge F#dimover Ctrouble A7water,F I will Bdimlay me dCown.
FCFCF
When yCou're down and out. F When you're on thCe streets yeh.
FWhen an Bbevening fFalCls sCmaj7o hard.Dm7 I will Ccomfort youF oChhhhhF.
IC'll take your G7part oG7hhhh when darknessC comeEms.
C7 And pain is Fall D7aroGund.
CLikeC7 a Fbridge F#dimover Ctrouble waA7ter,F I will G#dimlay me dAmown.
CLikeC7 a F bridge F#dimover Ctrouble watAmer, FI will lE7ay me dowAmn. D7
CGFAmFFmCFCFCF
FSail onC silver girlF. Sail onC by.
F Your Bbtime Fhas Ccome Cmaj7 to sDm7hine.
ADm7ll your Cdreams are on their wFay.C F
C See how they G7shine G7ohhhhh and if you Cneed a Emfriend.
C7 I'm sailing Fright D7be-Ghind.
CLike C7a Fbridge F#dimover Ctrouble waAmter, FI will eE7ase your miAmnd.
CLike C7a bFridge oD7ver Ctrouble watAmer, IF will eaE7se your miAmnd. D7 G7 C F
Fm
C
5.
America
Tom: CAvançadoC
C/B
Am
C/G
F
Am7
Em7
A7
D
G
Cmaj7
Bbmaj7
Bb
Fmaj7
Dm
G7
COoh oC/Boh oAmoh C/G a oFoh a ooh, CoohC/B ooh AmoohC/G a Fooh a ooh
CLet us be C/Blovers, we'll mAmarry our fC/Gortunes togFether
CI've got some C/Breal-estate hAmere in my bagAm7
Em7So we bought a pack of cA7igarettes, and MEm7rs. Wagner piA7es
AndD walkeCd off tGo look foCr AC/BmeriAmca Am7 F
CCathy I C/Bsaid as we bAmoarded the GC/Greyhound in PitFtsburg
CMichigan C/Bseems like a drAmeam to me now Am7
GIt took me four days to hitch-hike from Saginaw
AndD I'veG come toD look for Cmaj7AmericCa
Bbmaj7Laughing on the bBbus, playing gamCes with the faces
Bbmaj7She said the man in the gabardine suit was Ca C/Bspy Am C/G
FI said be careful his bFmaj7owtie is really a caCmeC/Bra Am C/G Fmaj7
CToss me a C/Bcigarette I Amthink there's onC/Ge in my rainFcoat
CWe smoked the lC/Bast one an hoAmur agoAm7
Em7So I looked at the scA7enery, Em7she read her magA7azine
And theD mooCn roGse over anC opC/Ben fieAmld C/G F
CCathy I'm C/Blost, I saAmid, though I knC/Gew she was sleeFping
I'm Cempty and aC/Bching and I dAmon't know whyAm7
GCounting the cars on the New Jersey Turnpike
They've Dall Gcome to Dlook for Cmaj7America
They've Dall Gcome to Dlook for Cmaj7America
They've Dall Gcome to Dlook for Cmaj7AmericaC
CDo dC/Bo do dAmo-daC/G-do, Dmdo dFo Gdo G7do-da-do (repeat and fade)
6.
Bridge over troubled water
Tom: DAvançadoD
A
G6
B/G
B7
F
G
Gm
C
D7
Em
A/C
G/B
A7
D/C
D/E
D/F
E
G5
Bm
G4
E/D
A6
DAG6B/GDB7FB7GGm
DGGDGG
When you're Dweary,G feeling DsmallG
When Ctears Gare DinD7 your Emeyes, I will Ddry them allG (DalGl)D
DI'm A/Con G/Byour Aside, A7oh, when times get DroughD/C D/C
DAnd D/Efriends D/Fjust Gcan't Ebe Afound
DLike a G6bridge G5o B/Gver Dtroubled B7watFer B7 G
I will A7layA me Bmdown
DLike a G6bridge G5o B/Gver Dtroubled B7watFer B7 G
I will A7layA me Ddown G G4 G D D/F D/E D G G4 G
When you're down and out
When you're on the street
When evening falls so hard
I will comfort you (ooh)
I'll take your part, oh, when darkness comes
And pain is all around
Like a bridge over troubled water
I will lay me down
Like a bridge over troubled water
I will lay me Bmdown
BmAEE/DDA6AGBmGGmDD/FD/EDGG4G
Sail on silver girl
Sail on by
Your time has come to shine
All your dreams are on their way
See how they shine
Oh, if you need a friend
I'm sailing right behind
Like a bridge over troubled water
I will ease your mind
Like a bridge over troubled water
I will ease your mind
BmAEE/DDA6AGBmGGmD
7.
The Dangling Conversation
Tom: EbAvançadoEb
Gm
F
Bb
Bb6
Bb7
Ab
G
B6
B7
EbGmFGmFEbEbBbBb6Bb7Bb6
It's a stEbill lifGme watFercolor
Of a nowEb late aftGmernoFon
As the sun sEbhines throGmugh the curtain laceF
And shadBbows wash the room Bb6 Bb7 Bb6
And we sit anGmd drink our coffee
AbCouched in our indifference
Like shelGls upon the shore
You can hear theF ocean roar
In the dangliEbng conversatGmion F
And the superfBbicial Fsighs Eb
The borEbders of our lives Bb Bb6 Bb7 Bb6
And you read yoEbur Emily DickGminsonF
And I mEby RobeGmrt FrosFt
And we note oEbur place wiGmth bookmarkerFs
That meaBbsure what we've lost Bb6 Bb7 Bb6
Like a poeGmm poorly written
We are versesAb out of rhythm
GCouplets out of rhyme
In sFyncopated time.
And the danglEbing conversaGmtion F
And the superfBbicial Fsighs Eb
Are the bordeEbrs of our lives Bb B6 B7 B6
Yes we speak Ebof things thGmat matter F
With wordsEb that must be Gmsaid F
Can analysiEbs be woGmrthwhFile?
Is the theaBbtre really dead? Bb6 Bb7 Bb6
And hoGmw the room has softly faded
And I onlAby kiss your shadow
I Gcannot feel your hand
You're a stranFger now unto me
Lost in the dangliEbng conversatGmion F
And the superfBbicial Fsighs Eb
In the borEbders of our lives Bb Bb6 Bb7 Bb6 Bb
8.
America (ver. 2)
Tom: CCapo 3AvançadoC
D
G
Am
C/B
Am7
F
Em
A7
Cmaj7
Bbmaj7
Fmaj7
C/G
+ + + C+ + + D+ + + G+ + + Am
This part is the intro and the beginning of the verses.
C+ + + C/B+ + + Am7+ + + Am7+ G+ +
F+ + + + + + + + + + + +
The verses begin with the intro figure.
CLet us be C/Blovers we'll Am7marry our Am7fortGunes toFgether
CI've got some C/Breal estate Amhere in my bag Am7
Em So we bought a pack of A7cigarettes and EmMrs. Wagner A7pies
And we Dwalked Coff to Glook for ACmerica C/B Am7
Am7GF
CKathy I C/Bsaid as we Am7boarded a Am7GreyGhound in FPittsburgh
CMichigan C/Bseems like a Amdream to me now Am7
GIt took me four days to hitchhike from Saginaw
DI've Gcome to Dlook for ACmaj7meri - Cca
Bbmaj7Laughing on the bus
Playing Cgames with the faces
Bbmaj7She said the man in the gabardine suit was a Cspy
FI said be careful his Fmaj7bowtie is really a Ccamera
C/GAmFFmaj7
Now, the chords from the first two verses repeat.
Toss me a cigarette, I think there's one in my raincoat
We smoked the last one an hour ago
So I looked at the scenery, she read her magazine
And the moon rose over an open field
Kathy I'm lost I said though I knew she was sleeping
I'm empty and aching and I don't know why
Counting the cars on the New Jersey Turnpike
They've all come to look for America
DAll Gcome to Dlook for Cmaj7Ameri - Cca
DAll Gcome to Dlook for Cmaj7Ameri - Cca
repeat and fade
C/BCmaj7
C/GBbmaj7
Am7Fmaj7
Am7G
AmF
9.
Homeward Bound
Tom: EmAvançadoEm
B
Bb
A7
Dm
C
G7
F
G
Cmaj7
C7
I'm sitting in the railway station.
Got a EmticBket to my destinationBb. MmA7m
DmOn a tour of one-night stands my Bbsuitcase and guitar in hand.
And Cev'ry stop is neatly planned for a poet and a G7one-man band. C
Homeward Fbound,
I wish I Cwas,
Homeward Fbound,
CHome where my Dmthought's CesBbcapFing,
CHome where my Dmmu-Csic's BbplayFing,
CHome where my Dmlove Clies BbwaitFing
GSilently Cfor me.
Ev'ry day's an endless stream
Of EmcigBarettes and magazi-inesBb. MmA7m
And Dmeach town looks the same to me, the Bbmovies and the factories
And Cev'ry stranger's face I see reminds me that I G7long to be, C
Homeward Fbound,
I wish I Cwas,
Homeward Fbound,
CHome where my Dmthought's CesBbcapFing,
CHome where my Dmmu-Csic's BbplayFing,
CHome where my Dmlove Clies BbwaitFing
GSilently Cfor me.
Tonight I'll sing my songs again,
I'll EmplaBy the game and prete-end.Bb MmA7m
But Dmall my words come back to me in Bbshades of mediocrity
Like Cemptiness in harmony I need someone to G7comfort me. C
Homeward Fbound,
I wish I Cwas,
Homeward Fbound,
CHome where my Dmthought's CesBbcapFing,
CHome where my Dmmu-Csic's BbplayFing,
CHome where my Dmlove Clies BbwaitFing
GSilently Cfor me. Cmaj7 B
Silently C7forBb me. C F C
10.
The Boxer
Tom: CMédioC
Am
G
G7
G6
F
I am jCust a poor boy.
Though my story's seldom told, Am
I have squaGndered my resistance
For a pockG7et full of mumblesG6, Such are promises C
All lies and jest Am
Still a maGn hears what he wants to hear F
And disregards the rest. C G G7 G6 C
CWhen I left my home And my family,
I was no more than a boy Am
In the comGpany of strangers
In the quiG7et of the railwaG7y station,
CRunning scared,
Laying low, Am
Seeking out thGe poorer quarters F
Where the ragged peCople go
Looking for thGe places
G7Only tG6hey would knowC
lie-la-liAme,
GAm
Lie-la-lie Fla la la la, Lie la Gla la la lie. C
Asking only workman's wages
I come looking for a job, Am
But I get no offersG,
Just a comeG7-on from the whores G6
On Seventh Avenue C
I do declareAm,
There were times wheGn I was so lonesome F
I took some comfort there. C
Ooo-la-lGa la-la la-la G7 G6 C
Now I'm laying out my winter clothes
And wishing I was gone, Am
Going home G
Where the New YorkG7 City winters G6
Aren't bleeCding me,
Leading me - eAm,
Going home.G C
In the clearing stands a boxer,
And a fighter by his trade Am
And he carrieGs the reminders
Of eG7v'ry glove that laid hiG6m down
Or cuCt him till he cried out
In his angAmer and his shame,
"I am leaGving, I am leaving.F"
But the fightCer still remains G G7 G6 C
Lie-la-lie,Am
GAm
Lie-la-lie Fla la la la, Lie la Gla la la lie. C