"Hell Fire" on ukulele by Ooklah The Moc • UkuTabs

Artist	Ooklah The Moc
Album	Rearrange Your Positive
Genre(s)	dub • Hawaiian • reggae • roots • roots reggae
Note	It's the same pattern Cm F Gm throughout the song.
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Intro: Cm  F  Gm

    Cm      F                 Gm
Oh, I see what you've done to me.
            Cm     F                Gm
The way you kill me and the way you rape me.
But I can't wait forever for someone to come help me.
As I can see us together, that's why I purge thee.

So I step down Jah Hell Fire.
Suckin up the blood of the land to change the evil ways of man.
So I step down Jah Hell Fire.
Send it as a warning to change your evil ways.
We send it as a warning to change your evil ways!

You think that I don't know of what you do.
You think that I don't know what you've gone through.
You don't see what you think of me,
and so my children, oh, when are you gonna see?

So I step down Jah Hell Fire.
Suckin up the blood of the land to change the evil ways of man.
So I step down Jah Hell Fire.
Send it as a warning to change your evil ways.

What you see and what you do
will never be the same...

You think that I don't know of what you do.
You think that I don't know what you've gone through.
You don't see what you think of me,
and so my children, oh, when are you gonna see?

So I step down Jah Hell Fire.
Suckin up the blood of the land to change the evil ways of man.
So I step down Jah Hell Fire.
Send it as a warning to change your evil ways.
We send it as a warning to change your evil ways!

You're running away!
You're running away!
Don't worry son, thinks spark from this fire.
You can't run from Jah love.

Oh, Hell Fire!
Oh, Hell Fire!
Oh, Hell Fire!

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Please do not ask for strumming patterns. Sharing online how to literally play a song (i.e. strumming, rhythm and tempo) is not allowed by the MPA (Music Publishers Association) because of copyright issues.

Carefully listen to the song and try to really "feel" the rhythm. Once you get the basics of strumming, I can assure you it'll go real quick. Maybe the strumming guide can help you on your way.

Ooklah The Moc was formed in 1997 playing a mix of roots reggae and hardcore. Through the years and several lineup changes, Ooklah became a strictly roots dub reggae band and reached its present 8-person lineup in 2000. Instrumentation consists of Ryan 'Jah Gumby' Murakami on bass, John 'Barrucus' Davis on drums, Asher Philippart on lead, dub, and rhythm guitars, Gary Nakano on trumpet and flugelhorn, Tony Bush on trombone, and the vocal trio of Jimbo 'Ras Bird' LaPierre
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