Verse 1: Cm Bb Let me sing you a song, boys, of fire and flame Fm G Of a French ammo ship, the Mont-Blanc was her name Cm Bb Ab G How the brave Nova Scotia was never the same Cm Bb Cm On the morning when Halifax burned Cm Bb 'Twas in early December 1917 Fm G She was packed to the gills with Grade a T-N-T Cm Bb Ab G They were bound for the fighting in High Germany Cm Bb Cm When towards them the other ship turned Verse 2: Cm Bb The Norweigan ship Imo, some fault in her gears Fm G She struck Mont-Blanc's side like the mightiest of spears Cm Bb Ab G And the benzol ignited the captain's worst fears Cm Bb Cm As the fire consumed bow to stern Cm Bb The people gazed on from their safe distant rooms Fm G Watched the soot and the smoke fill the sky with their plumes Cm Bb Ab G But within, the ship's cargo would spell all their dooms Cm Bb Cm How were they to know to be concerned? Verse 3: Cm Bb The crew rowed for shore, lest they burn or they drown Fm G They cried, "Save your souls!" as they ran through the town Cm Bb Ab G But their warnings were nothing but strange foreign sounds Cm Bb Cm For the townsfolk, no French had they learned Cm Bb One man, Patrick Coleman, in the railway's employ Fm G Sent word, "Stop the trains or they'll all be destroyed Cm Bb Ab G This will be my last message, farewell to you, boys" Cm Bb Cm For a true hero's death he had earned Verse 4: Cm Bb An explosion, colossal, when the munitions blew Fm G G7* Devastation and debris for miles fired through Cm Bb Ab G The Mont-Blanc was gone, and the town with it, too Cm Bb Cm And the waters raged up in return Cm Bb There were heroes and angels all fated to die Fm G Over two thousand souls laid to rest by-and-by Cm Bb Ab G We will always remember and lift a glass high Cm Bb Cm To the morning when Halifax burned Dieses Arrangement ist die eigene Interpretation seines Beitragenden, geteilt für privates Lernen, Bildung und nicht-kommerzielle Nutzung. Der zugrunde liegende Song, Text und die Musik bleiben Eigentum ihrer Rechteinhaber. Für Löschanfragen siehe Rechtliche Hinweise.
Fire And Flame Akkorde von The Longest Johns
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Funktioniert auch: betonte aufwärtsschläge d u d U d u d U
Wie du Fire And Flame auf der Ukulele spielst
Probier das achtel-wechselschlag als Ausgangspunkt: d u d u. Du spielst ihn in C Moll. Die Akkorde setzen es klar aufs Könner-Niveau. Lieber freundlichere Griffe? Setz ihn 3 Halbtöne runter, dann stellt ein Kapodaster im 3. Bund die Tonart wieder her, die du hier siehst. Lean hard on the downbeats and let the crowd sing along.
6 Ukulele-Akkorde verwendet in "Fire And Flame" von The Longest Johns: Bb, Cm, Fm, G, G7 und Ab
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