F C G Am Hey, hey what do you say? F C G Am I come from a place called the U.S. of A. F C G Am Ho, ho what do you know? F C G Hop in my car and let's go. C G Well this is a song for America, C G Home of the red, white, and blue. F C Land of Marilyn Monroe and James Dean, F C Apple pie, baseball, and Shell gasoline, C G C And if you don't love her xxxx you. F C G Am Beloved by all from Tikrit to Beijing, F C G Am If the world were a school we'd be homecoming king. F C G Am Worshiped by France and by North Vietnam, F C G Afghanistan thinks we're the bomb. C G Oh, this is a song for America, C G Home of the red, white, and blue. F C Land of Marilyn Monroe and James Dean, F C Apple pie, baseball, and Shell gasoline, F C SUVs, handguns, and US magazine, C G C And if you don't love her, xxxx you. F C G Am Our human rights record is something of note: F C G Am We freed all our slaves and gave women the vote. F C G Am Everyone's equal forever, always, F C G Unless you're one of them gays. C G Oh, this is a song for America, C G Home of the red, white, and blue. F C Land of Marilyn Monroe and James Dean, F C Apple pie, baseball, and Shell gasoline, F C SUVs, handguns, and US magazine, F C Low-carb diets and fast food cuisine, C G C And if you don't love her xxxx you. F C G Am To all war-torn nations, to those in turmoil, F C G Am We'll help you kill despots, we'll help you drill oil, F C G Am And if you don't want our help, that's ok F C G We're coming in anyway. C G Oh, this is a song for America, C G Home of the red, white, and blue. F C Land of Marilyn Monroe and James Dean, F C Apple pie, baseball, and Shell gasoline, F C SUVs, handguns, and US magazine, F C Low-carb diets and fast food cuisine, F C Crack cocaine, Abu Ghraib, and nicotine, F C Swindling CEOs getting off clean, F C Housewives all hopped up on amphetamine, F C Nipples get rated NC-17, F C FEMA and levees and Hurricane Katrine F Am George Bush's great rolling war machine. F G C I think we're in trouble, don't you? F C G Am It might seem I don't think our country's so great, F C G Am But intolerance, bigotry, greed's what I hate. F C G Am Most folks are honest and decent and true, F C G Am Peaceful, compassionate, good through and through. F C G Am That's what it means to be red, white, and blue, F G C And if you don't think so xxxx you, F G C Csus4 C If you don't think so xxxx you. Este arreglo es la interpretación propia de quien lo aportó y se comparte para estudio privado, educación y uso no comercial. La canción, la letra y la música subyacentes siguen siendo propiedad de sus titulares de derechos. Para solicitar una retirada, consulta Aviso legal.
Acordes de America de Stephen Lynch
Rasgueo sugerido4/4 relleno
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También funciona: rasgueo isleño d – d u – u d u
Cómo tocar America en el ukelele
Una buena primera opción para America en el ukelele es el 4/4 relleno: d – d u – u d –. Este arreglo está en C mayor. Los acordes se quedan en el nivel principiante, sin nada raro.
6 acordes de ukelele en "America" de Stephen Lynch: A, Am, C, Csus4, F y G
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